I have to process them just as any other tenant.In my case, I did not have to find out what their references were like, as they were looking for a May 1 move-in date and I am seeking April 1.

This is why setting higher limits is important, it keeps the insurance company in the game to the end.So your coverage should begin with your agent, your attorney can answer the quick question as well, seek advice from both.

My ideal buyer will be someone that has lived all of their working life in the US and are now seeking a retirement home (I do post on craglist in different states to attempt to attract this market) Most RE investors are buying distressed properties near vacation spots at 30% to 60% below market value...

I find my passion in people who have stepped outside the comfort zone and social norm to truly experience their dreams, and ultimately, make them realities.With any luck the mentors, professionals - doers - that I seek are here and I look forward to building relationships with as many of you as are interested.Always remember 'You succeed when you help others achieve their dreams.'

Hello, I am a new member and I am looking to meet and work with a mentor in Oklahoma City. I have been exposed to real estate deals for many years but have never been in a position to invest the time and effort. ...

Since an S-Corp is really a C-Corp that has elected preferential tax treatment, you must maintain the Corporation correctly.

In some deals, some of the gain on exit might go to paying accrued preferred return if you couldn't get the 8% to the investor from the cash flow alone.You've been given some good advice already, but I'll add that before you go seeking out the legal eagles and spending a bunch of money, you should start with an informal conversation with your clients first.

You can't ask about health treatments, cause or specific health issues but you can determine if the health condition effects the property requirements.

Hi everyone I'm new to the forums I'm in the chicago area and would like to know if anyone knows of a good reia club around the area, my question is should I try to rent out my town home and buy a sf home and make it...

I keep seeing on wwww.homepath.com the logo for homepath mortgage and homepath renovation mortgage.Does anyone have any experience using these as an investor and is there any different treatment vs getting my own financing through my local bank?