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Account Closed Hold or fold?
21 January 2008 | 12 replies
Lots of people with assets in my class but no spending control.
Jorge Caicedo Motivated sellers are a guru fabrication
21 January 2008 | 48 replies
That's beyond my control and if there are any La. people on here, you know how flaky these buyers can be.
Jon Martin Getting Out of the Gate
23 January 2008 | 4 replies
I would like to set up a system that would have leads coming to me as opposed to having to search for each and every deal.
Joshua Dorkin Global Stock Markets Crash - Monday, Jan 21 2008
27 January 2008 | 20 replies
However it is the low paid immigrants paying into the social security system that will keep it from collapsing.
Robert Brown Locating Cash Flowing Property
1 February 2008 | 16 replies
High real estate prices, high taxes, highly regulated, and a legal system that is very pro-tenant rights.
Keith San Financing a multi.
6 November 2008 | 4 replies
But just do it all over again, and now you have control over 2 properties...
Jorge Caicedo Newbie wholesaler looking to network with others
25 January 2008 | 9 replies
Also sounds like they are controlling the conversations and not you… You are the buyer, you should be in control and asking them the questions… They as the seller should be “selling” you on why you should buy their property… But it sounds like instead they are confused to who you are and what it is you do… In their eyes… you should be simply a possible buyer… Any more than that, it can and will create confusion.All for now… Good luck!
Eric Burn issue after purchasing a foreclosed house from the bank
25 January 2008 | 5 replies
mother hire an inspector to inspector home before purchasing a foreclose from the bank. the inspector wrote on his report that he was not able to inspect heat and water system because they were turned off. my mother went ahead and purchase the home. now that the title is under her name, she now can call Nstar to turn on the water and heat system. after the heat and water was turned on, we noticed that room and hallway basement heater weren't working. also the heater system was leaking water and making notice. there was water pipe leaking as well. anything that has to do with water and gas is health hazard for this reason i ask is it suppose to be the bank who should be liable for all issues. i said because they did not turn on the water and heat system the time the inspector so he can inspect everything tortuous. and also for not telling my mother that the house is health risk. this kind of stuff can cause fireplease feedback is neededpleasei beg you all
Jim McMillen 50% rule
16 October 2018 | 78 replies
Our system of real estate is built on the principles of feudalism that were founded by Charles Martel in the 8th century.
Sagar Smith bit different investment opportunities
24 February 2008 | 1 reply
Myself i am from luxembourg, living in the United Kingdom, but I prefer to do investments in the south of Spain.I was checking some investment property website and they seem also seem to make sure the aparthotel you buy has over 70% occupation. which pays out commisions.Can anyone tell me if they had experiences with this system, as this is very new for me, I never heard of such system, but it sounds great to me.Thank you