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Amin Ali Dealing With a Nightmare Sellers Attorney On A Wholesale Deal
15 January 2015 | 12 replies
For the most part, I don't think investors benefit by directly marketing to attorneys.Attorneys prefer their fiduciary clients (executors and administrators) get maximum market exposure by listing through an MLS. 
Mark Robertson .5% Vacancy Estimate ...Crazy??
21 January 2015 | 9 replies
they did have other categories for expenses, I just combined them to reduce the size of the post..they had these as well...Salaries & Related (10,050) (10,151) (10,252) (10,355) (10,458)Marketing (660) (667) (673) (680) (687)Repairs & Malntenace (5,935) (5,994) (6,054) (6,115) (6,176)Administrative (3,350) (3,384) (3,417) (3,452) (3,486)Turnover (1,740) (1,757) (1,775) (1,793) (1,811)Management Fees 4.00% (11,588) (11,874) (12,159) (12,452) (12,752)Utilities (15,840) (15,974) (16,110) (16,247) (16,386)It is not value add.... 
Paul Zofsak Property management company is deducting late fees from rent instead of collecting
31 January 2018 | 35 replies
If it states that all monies received are first credited to any late fee or administrative charge, then applied as rents collected, then to 10% management fees then to the owner, then you're sunk, you agreed.
Sarah Lewis Early Termination Fees- Have they held up in court?
13 September 2018 | 24 replies
Yes, I sure did. it was to pay for additional administrative and/or additional activities required which were unforeseen at the time the lease was made, the agreed rents were also a tad under market rents and fees were not cumulative adding one infraction on top of another, so even with additional charges rents were not excessive.The basis was for the time required to address these unforeseen matters, charge was by the hour and the time spent or claimed was actual or my estimate and never excessive and was rarely used.The lease was approved under HUD regulations by/and our City Attorney for low/moderate income tenants under an economic development program where a "funny money" loan was assumed on the property, I bought the property from the city.  
N/A N/A Condo, Towhhouse, or Single family?
12 July 2006 | 7 replies
plus the area's really coming back from the drug infested place it used to be.daniel
Frank Adams Uh Oh, a NEWBIE may be getting stung
5 April 2006 | 1 reply
Well what I found out from neighbors was that Vampires lived/resided in the house,....actually they were night people that slept all day and sold drugs all night.
Joey B. rehab sell reinvest profits?
21 November 2006 | 11 replies
We also know that the administration has been toying with the idea of 12 or 24 months, so anyone that is not acquiring with the intent to hold is taking some degree of risk.
Daniel Ferrel Seeking Investor in Tx
21 March 2007 | 1 reply
[SYNOPSIS REMOVED BY ADMINISTRATOR - ONLY AUTHORIZED USERS MAY POST IN DEALMAKING SECTION - YOU MUST HAVE AT LEAST 10 POSTS ELSEWHERE TO POST THESE DETAILS]
Josh Hamm When you can't get it from a bank....Where do you go?
4 July 2009 | 12 replies
The addicts are going through withdrawals and pleading for more access to debt and don't yet realize that it is the debt drug that caused the withdrawals, not the absence of debt.
Fred Ashley Rescuing the Bailout (RE Professional Perspective)
11 November 2008 | 0 replies
As when wolves are allowed to guard the hen house, it seems irresponsible to commit over $4,000 per taxpayer to an exiting administration possessing the same deregulatory principles that played a major role in the creation and neglect of the current economic crisis.The Treasury Secretary’s deregulatory ideology was overwhelming, and therefore diluted when the details of the $700 billion were expanded from a 3-page proposal to over 450 pages of implementation regulation.