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Kellis Landrum Jason Hartman- Platinum Properties
29 April 2019 | 22 replies
Numerous common facts and similar activities, which reflect the above reality and imply the existence of a conspiracy, exist among all of the Defendants and other members of the conspiracy, including: (a) tax liens being purchased and sold to other investors during the redemption period of an existing tax lien held by another principal investor on the same property; (b) taking funds from the investors for foreclosures while the tax lien is not perfected into a tax deed but instead expires or is redeemed; (c) taking a tax deed in the name of the Defendant instead of the investor and then flipping the property and keeping the proceeds; (d) failing to account for all tax liens or redemption to the investor; (e) purchasing tax liens on properties where a history sales in error had been recorded (lack of due diligence or research in acquiring quality investments and/or failing to file the proper paperwork in order to obtain a refund on the tax paid in error for the investor); (f) disappearing and not communicating with investors during the time to foreclose on the property in order to convert the tax lien into a tax deed; (g) Plaintiff is informed and believes and alleges thereon that Defendant was hiring people to attend the tax lien auctions to coordinate bidding where the same properties are bid on over and over again and then assigned to different investors; (h) backdating assignments; and (h) creating purposefully confusing investor reports and programs for the tax liens.117.
Eunice L. When did you start teaching your kids about real estate?
28 December 2017 | 5 replies
She hears the conversations when I handle tenant disputes and has gone with me numerous times to lowes when we are doing a reno or simple repair.  
Alicia C. Tenant from Hell
21 July 2016 | 34 replies
But now I've been threatened and insulted numerous times and I do not want another 4 months of this.
Danny Colacicco Refinance Rental Property... Baltimore, MD
3 August 2014 | 8 replies
I have spoke to numerous mortgage companies and the consesus has been that you need to wait 6 months to be able to use the appraisal value of the property as opposed to the purchase price.  
Daniel Lehrman Low Price to Rent: Why do people rent?
11 October 2017 | 2 replies
I invest in a low price-to-rent ratio area, and the reasons it's this way are numerous and probably beyond the scope of my actual understanding. for instance:I think people in this area buy less often than national average there has been zero inflation in this area, but rents have increasedIt's a military base sothe transient nature keeps used home sales highincome isn't that greatthe subsidy of living expenses given to military members keeps ALL market rents high
George Yu I just built a 36 unit apartment complex.
3 August 2022 | 278 replies
From the beginning I was there on every phone call, email, variance/zoning/permitting meeting, numerous investor/bank meeting, contractor/subcontractor meeting, code enforcement and closely watching money from our million plus dollar loan account slowly being drawn out every week from contractors and subs.
NA Collins Getting Sued for Disclosure Claims
1 November 2006 | 8 replies
We both used the same agent. 6-8 months later I received a certified letter claiming numerous things I failed to disclose.
Account Closed iPhone?
19 November 2007 | 37 replies
It works on numerous GSM networks, even HSDPA.
Chris Chung Green Developing- Economically Feasible?
3 March 2009 | 11 replies
Our homes also include Energy Star appliances and numerous water saving features.
Richard F. A new perspective
26 February 2008 | 0 replies
If you are effective, you will have "good" tenants; if you are not effective, you will end up with numerous problems, and are not likely to succeed.Food for thought.