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Account Closed Highly recommended Home Mortgage
11 June 2014 | 27 replies
And turned out, it's a nice neighborhood, peeps looked 'normal' to me.
Darrian Whitford Hard money in first deal
4 June 2014 | 4 replies
Getting hard money is usually an easier process than a normal home loan would be, but it also has very different terms.
Russell Ponce Bridge loan in lieu of double close?
8 June 2014 | 15 replies
One more thing, banks monitoring time is normally one year.
Tasha Mckoy I want to buy back my first home....Short Sale..Buy and Hold in Maryland
11 June 2014 | 15 replies
you get financing the same way you normally would.
Adrian Zamora Question About Tenant Screening
6 June 2014 | 6 replies
You are right Eddie I normally prescreen them over the phone and then show them the property and make them fill out an application.
Keith A. Fannie loans 5-10 cash out ineligible
6 June 2014 | 11 replies
I spoke to a few people and they mentioned doing a HELOC on the property and then afterwards doing a normal rate-term refinance with no cash out.Has anyone done this or can suggest options to this situation?
Richard Gaston FHA (HUD) Foreclosures
8 June 2014 | 9 replies
When I was an REAgent I know that in order to sell houses in any State you have to be licensed for that particular State or States if the office has multiple offices in several States (ie: Century 21 for instance), even it is for a HUD Home.Now on Foreclosures normally when you go to the Courthouse Steps to bid on a house, the normal bid starts at what is owed on the House, what it was foreclosed on, so the Bank or Mortgage company will get what is owed them, anything more then that is pure gravy for them (Profit).
Jeremy Davis best ways to save money on rehabs
8 June 2014 | 9 replies
i have a 10% off for lows and home depot already for my military discount and i get an additional 5% off at home depot for having a contractor account with them.i also already have connections with just about everyone in the business as far as contractors go, i even have some really awesome contractors have that agree to hourly rates along with others that are by the job.I am mainly asking to see what tricks people use besides the normal ones to ensure I'm not missing out on anything and to make sure i am not stuck in a one lane mind set. its always good to ask others what they do and ensure times are not changing around me.i honestly order a lot of my items online and have them shipped to the house and store them in the garage to have my contractors install them when they get there. i do spend a lot of time at the house waiting for delivery but i use that time to ensure all the work is being done to standard.one thing i have been thinking about lately is hiring some guys from a "ready work" company to do all of my clean ups. but i have yet to do this one and am not sure i fully trust random guys who will accept 10$ a hour to do what ever jobs they can pick up that day...i also have access to realtor direct flooring companies, and a discount painting company due to my va hook up. ill tell you what i have the hardest time finding deals on is cabinets and countertops
Jon L. Best strategy for low pop. low income markets.
12 June 2014 | 14 replies
How do you normally acquire these properties?
Bill Coleman How to market a property not yet rehabbed?
17 June 2014 | 22 replies
I think that the strength of the rental market here in Denver will cause people to jump at properties they normally would not consider.