You only technically own a property (outside of some owner occupant situations) when you have FILED an executed deed in the official public records.

The financing guys are sitting right there like wolves waiting.....the REDC auction is geared for owner-occupant purchasers trying to achieve the American Dream with the 5% down, not us bargain shoppers.

More hypothetical, what i'm trying to find out is what people on here think the smartest way would be to get into RE, a cash flowing duplex gets you going right from the get go, but a sfr my be more desirable due to easier to execute exit strategies.

First of all, I don't believe anyone was talking about American forces and Americans, I have been in the service during both the draft and voluntary service.

I'm not sure what suggestions or advice you need, but if you haven’t already done so, execute the "assignment contract" with your buyer ASAP (hopefully a cash buyer!)

It's my American Express - I don't leave home without it,and I also like the .40 caliber round tho mine is a Taurus PT140 .

I will never understand why it is that when I want to evaluate a commercial multifamily property that I have to look at an executive summary that is 100 pages long with 20 of them being the nicest pictures you can see and 12 comps for the area.

But if the lease has not been executed you don't have a lease agreement.

So, if there is much more restriction in real estate, especially financing options, will begin to drive transactions underground and ultimately further disadvantage those desiring the American Dream.

It's not even an American owned network.So, if someone is not bashing Obama they are campaigning for him.....that's objective, LOL.I can tell you the greatest increase in our national debt as a percentage of GNP, in our history, was during Bush 42 and Regan.