Sonny Sach
Tax Liens - NYC 5 boroughs
8 June 2017 | 3 replies
So the only way to buy liens in NYC appears to be to invest in a NYCTLT .
Account Closed
Delayed Closing and bills are piling. HELP
18 July 2017 | 25 replies
@Melvin List it appears that the name of the company is Carrington Mortgage Services LLC.
Sean Ray
Am I Crazy? The 1% Rule seems impossible in Dallas. Am I wrong??
29 April 2020 | 32 replies
However I am a bit hesitant as it appears much of the input here seems to indicate property might be a bit overvalued due to supply and demand.
Mark Cruse
Brian Green
Zoning Issue with a Falsely Advertised Multi-Family
6 April 2017 | 13 replies
The finance department of NYC still has it down as a 3 family, though it appears my taxes did not reflect that, it's low.
Erin K.
Cause of mold on wood floor
6 April 2017 | 14 replies
@Erin K. it appears on the photos to be on the wall in the corner too.
David Stone
Appraisal using fixer house comps on my recent rehab
9 May 2017 | 0 replies
The only thing appearing to effect the value were the comps which were, in my opinion, not appropriate comparables.)Thanks!
Mark Elliott
zombie houses
17 September 2014 | 6 replies
hello everyone. here is my question. first let me explain the situation. i like to look into investing in " zombie" houses, i. e. those houses that are in foreclosure or pre-forclosure that banks have dropped from their portfolio. i know of a house that was vacated by the owner in approximately 2010. originally financed by countrywide, which was bought out by bank of america. there has been NO litigation filed on this house by the bank, NONE. not even a start of a foreclosure. the owner filed bankruptcy in 2013. the house has been vacant since she moved out in 2010. no one is taking care of it. it appears the bank has lost intrest in the place. there was a $40k mortgage on it, and the place would be lucky to bring $10k right now. my question:i know i can buy the intrest of the house from the original owner. i believe i can talk her into this. ( i have done it before). how can i get the bank to either file the release of lien on the place or finish the foreclosure so i could perhaps buy it from them?
Steve Gregory
I figure I'll ask now as opposed to later
9 October 2014 | 5 replies
It appears to be money wasted on some of them to splurge on new hardwoods or granite.This being your first deal, I would base your max offer on at netting at least 20% of your exit price if not more, for extra cushion.
Andrew Eaton
Fannie Mae will buy 97% LTV mortgages
27 October 2014 | 10 replies
Lenders tighten up and when the market appears better then loosen up again.I expect the residential and commercial markets to keep loosening up.