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Christopher Houser Green Rookie New Strategy HELOC
11 January 2011 | 2 replies
How many propeties are to many and can you live healthy by building this type of business.
Manuel Mata Another Wholesale Newbie
11 January 2011 | 9 replies
We put all the addresses in a spreadsheet, look up the owners, and mail to that list once a month and keep mailing to them until we know it's been sold.It's my favorite list to work from because it doesn't cost anything to produce (ok, a little gas) and it can yield some great deals.
Adam R. Mineral Rights and Trustee Sales
22 February 2011 | 5 replies
Knowing the area and what companies own or produce what is an important consideration with larger areas.
Will Barnard How do you count your deals?
28 February 2011 | 31 replies
I sure would.If you wanted to learn from another and pay them for it, would you want to learn from someone who did not or could not produce evidence they had done the deals in which they were going to teach you about (remind you of gurus!).
Bryan Hancock Structuring "Bubbles" For Seller Financed Notes
9 March 2011 | 72 replies
The decreased volatility should, in theory, mean that the note buying community would pay more for the note or require less of a discount to produce the desired yield.
Jonathan H. Whos's renting in the rust belt? Why doesnt everyone buy at those prices?
17 September 2013 | 40 replies
All in good areas (I do not invest in the ghettos) all have undergone renovations, are now tenanted and producing positive cashflow.
Katrina P. Working with contractor who doesn't want to be w-9ed
25 February 2011 | 22 replies
So if you pay somebody $550 for one job and then later in the same year you pay them $50 for another job - they are to get a 1099.If they buy materials, and you pay them for that plus labor when you make a payment - then you 1099 them for the full amount paid; you do not separate out materials and labor when producing a 1099.
Tiffanie Aiken Newbie from SC
16 June 2011 | 19 replies
So, unless you're extremely frugal, it takes a bunch to produce a living income.
George P. Record a lien to make the equity dissapear
2 March 2011 | 8 replies
This is where the LLC structure and healthy amounts of umbrella liability insurance come into play.It's a good point, however, that mortgaging your property is an excellent deterrent to plaintiff's lawyers (not to mention ramping your returns assuming you're buying at the right cap rates).
Greg P. Why, Why, Why does this happen? Wrong?
3 March 2011 | 12 replies
I've been working with a couple of banks, and they said they can most likely finance me, but I know that they won't be able to produce a Pre Approval that quick.