Kurt Pfeiffer
newbie interested in wholesale deals
31 October 2012 | 6 replies
Let me start by saying I am quite confused by the refund idea.
Chris Clothier
FNMA Deed Restrictions and Loans
1 November 2012 | 12 replies
To add to the confusion, many title companies that provide title insurance are either unaware or disagree on whether a violation of either clouds the title for future resale.
Gaurav S.
Looks like a great deal .....should I bid ?
3 November 2012 | 21 replies
I'm confused, or someone is.
Mark Hu
Why most association members extremely passive?
10 December 2012 | 14 replies
., so no way he could have made it by 6:30 even though he knew the letter said 6:30, and they all seemed confused like we had no right to be angry about wasting a half-hour of our time when I said, Well, we all could have eaten dinner as well if we weren't told we had to be here at 6:30, apparently just to wait for all of you for 1/2 hour.
Account Closed
Does marketing plagariasm matter?
24 November 2012 | 6 replies
It also creates confusion.
Ty Wesley
0% Down Non-existent ??
15 January 2013 | 35 replies
Don't confuse HomePath for your typical foreclosure.
Huggy Baird
Does anyone read the BiggerPockets Member Blogs?
9 January 2013 | 12 replies
The forum gets far more traffic than the blog section of the site, Huggy, but your comparing apples to oranges, IMO -- they are two different kinds of mediums, IMO.BTW - You can track views of any forum post by going to the category it is posted in and looking at the view count.That said, we ask that you not post the same thing in both the blogs and forums for the sake of not confusing people and splitting them...
Joel DeLuca
New from Dallas.
14 January 2013 | 19 replies
That is my delima in a nut shell.Joel, I believe you have confused some things here.For contributions, you can contribute more to a 401k than an IRA plus you have borrowing provisions up to $50k in a 401k.
Mary Joe
Would you invest $50K differently from $500K ?
14 January 2013 | 21 replies
Stilll a bit confused about the treatment of dividends but it sounds like in short that if they are not qualified dividends taxed at the 15% then they would be taxed as ordinary income.