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Leslie Zhang Executing Repairs, and Working with Contractors...
7 March 2013 | 3 replies
There are aspects of the rehab that must be done so cutting costs can only be done on the most important features of the rehab.
Tevis Verrett Laminate v. CONCRETE Floors
11 March 2013 | 12 replies
You can use laminate downstairs instead of tile but the laminate will get burns, cuts, etc. in it and has to be replaced more frequently versus a tile that is sweep, mop, and go for re-renting.
Scott S. Refinancing a Commercial Loan to a Residential Loan?
3 April 2013 | 5 replies
Sounds like it's not cut and dry.
Gaurav S. Can seller backout of contract PLEASE HELP
2 June 2013 | 62 replies
That, coupled with the possibility of a lawsuit or buyers agent commission obligation if they violate the contract and back out, might convince them to cut their losses and eat the balance of their mistake.
Tim G. Scooped up Another deal (to keep) - Rehab Ideas???
3 April 2013 | 9 replies
Then cut 3/4 of the wall flush with the cabinets .
Mike Rivera Newbie hoping to find help, all responses are greatly appreciated
2 April 2013 | 2 replies
If not and your home purchase maxed out your DTI to qualify for a second mortgage for an investment property then you need to find a way at your job or business (self -employed) to increase your income and also cut expenses to save more money.You can also wholesale and try to build funds that way.
Bill W. Analysis on Fourplex
7 April 2013 | 9 replies
The rent is a bit lower than average around Austin which translates a lower cut for the PM and for this type of property, means more work.
Carl Schmitt Can I make this deal work?
4 April 2013 | 8 replies
Perhaps, but depends on how much skin in the game you have.Looks like a spread worth doing to me.A few questions for determining to move forward would be time involved to get through the red tape in your area, how long from start to finish, any costs other than the dirt and $100 per sq. ft.Type of financing the buyer will be using.For a lender: Likely will not go beyond 70% of value, and if you plan to spec build, you may want to check out some local banks and see if you buy the dirt, perhaps they will do a construction loan and cut your lender costs in half.
Account Closed Collecting Rent Advice/Help.
4 April 2013 | 24 replies
We got her to setup online bill pay through the bank which cuts a check to me.
Mary Hoyt how to get appraisal back!?
4 April 2013 | 4 replies
Appraiser has been dragging his feet for weeks b/c of lack of comps - it's an old house turned into a triplex in the Atlanta area - what should we be asking our lender and agent to do to get the appraisal finished so we can get to closing on time - it's a fannie mae, property, so I'm worried they'll just cut us off and take the property back to open listing?