Mailings certainly need to be part of a targeted and thought-through campaign that plays out over time to keep you front-of-mind with the home owners in your target areas, as well as referrals through relocation companies and other channels.

Every real Estate brokerage house will display this or Mortgage shop or car salesmen etc.. those are your top producers.. 1 out of 10 is generally the top dog As an investor not so much you just need a good job so you can actually qualify these days for non owner occ loans..

Your experience as a data analyst, real estate agent, and present property owner puts you in a strong position for success.Good luck!

If i were to buy a house subject to and the home owner decides not to pay his taxes or assaults someone how much time would I have to recoup my investment before the property is taken through lis pendens or a suit and how can I protect myself from this?

I want to be sure the options I present are protecting them and myself.My understanding is that most VA loans do not carry a “due on sale” clause, so the options I am considering to start were to do a mortgage transfer, or have the owner seller finance.I am curious, if we go the seller finance route, what are the possible implications or options for the owner’s preexisting loan?

First inspection for new voucher holders is after 6 months, and it is every other year thereafter; 4) generally, good amount of applicants, and relatively easy to rent out (really depends on the property and location)Negative: 1) tenant quality is the No Uno pet peeve.

Hello Everyone,I have a property I just sold in Louisiana and I owner financed it.

hi all. i have a family member trying to transfer property to another relative.property details:purchase price 415k in 2004about 200k left on VA loancurrent valuation about 500kthe owner is trying to transfer the property to another relative without an agent.

We typically trust our friend since they have over 500 properties and have sold us several and they did not know it was in the flood plains. the original owner tore it down to the studs on the inside and when he filed for a permit, the city mentioned that he probably knew that it required fema requirements of being raised about 30 inches.

You might want to search for other Subway's around where your property is located and try to get in touch with the franchisees/owners.