Brian Crawford
No. 1 Best Piece of Advice at Square 1
5 September 2017 | 4 replies
Figure out what you have money, time, knowledge and leverage them into the best investment vehicle.
Andrew Reich
How to invest in buy and hold if a crash is coming?
5 January 2020 | 35 replies
Hindsight is the only 20/20 vehicle.
JDee Moore
No job $1k in savings RE License or market for wholesaling deals?
6 October 2017 | 25 replies
Those on demand companies can let you bring in income pretty quick ... seems as long as you have a clean background they'll hire you .. but I've also heard from people that drive Uber that they often don't make much more than min wage after paying for gas and vehicle expenses .
Tony Severino
The 3rd Wave Of Foreclosures Starts W Option Arms - In Nice Neighborhoods
7 June 2009 | 2 replies
The biggest writer of these abominations of housing finance vehicles was Golden West, which was bought by Wachovia, which was then absorbed into WFC.
Gonzalo Carrillo
Biding on REO cleanouts
2 April 2019 | 5 replies
Some even require 1 mil. commercial auto on every vehicle that will be on the property.
John Carpenter
fair % for finding discount materials/investing myself
2 May 2014 | 12 replies
. :) actually his wife talked to me in front of him and told me to make him figure all materials and supply all tools,and organize the help that he will see real quick how things workand see how he likes it That I should start my time from when I leave house charge him for phone discussionsShe let him have it we think similar in a lot of areasOutside of work arena we get along fineThe contractors and I don't owe him anything don't live on one of his places and usually we are treated quite abit differently than help he supply's who owe him money he just likes to hang on to every penny he can But that's better than being to free with the moneyhe says a lot of the folks will take whatever they can from youAnd I ask for it At times I am to easy I will buy lunch cigarettes whatever for folks who waste their money and they never seem to think about tomorrow I try to limit it ,I don't help anymore on pawned crap or car repo's if they screw off the money to bad I realize some you cannot help I have had nice deals for example About two years ago I kept hounding a bank I had bought vehicles from in the past I was low balling on several vehicles ,two boats and afew mobiles ,a tractor and a travel trailer I wanted a package deal from different branchestwo of the mobiles they got a better offer so I lost out on them and tractor But I got a sweet deal on the rest he thought I came out good on that and bragged me up some But the first look on his face was like he was afraid or saw we may compete at times He says I resell to cheap at times I agree with himAfter our first trip to an auction we found out we were bidding each other but that's worked out now
Anita Widener
Settling an estate
27 March 2015 | 4 replies
We sold her vehicles since paid for and put in estate acct. we are not keeping any money til cc's and one hospital bill/dr bill is paid and cleared.and attorney gets their fee.
Jon Mccarthy
Not sure
5 April 2015 | 10 replies
I did have to replace a car after a major motor fail.
John Kihm
Recommendations on property insurance on a flip
4 July 2014 | 9 replies
You might check and see about getting an umbrella policy via your current vehicle / home insurer.
Jim Santopadre
Just getting started in the NW suburbs of Chicago
30 June 2014 | 7 replies
In the two hour teaser seminar they claimed that I would learn the methods to make money in real estate, which they did, even though the information was somewhat broad.However, I think if the trainer would have spent less time yelling at us about how dumb we are and how much smarter he was, I might have gotten more out of the weekend.That is not to say that I didn’t learn anything, I actually learned a great deal, others around me did not share in that opinion.The bottom line is that after the three day seminar I think I could stumble my way through some of the real estate vehicles they covered but I would make a lot of mistakes.