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Chris Marshall First Property
6 November 2014 | 2 replies
Here is a graph showing the percent below originial asking price over 50, 100, 150, 200 days red and yellow lines are moving averages and are intended to establish a guideline for discounts.compare that to fannie stay away from short sales
Troy Cole Vacant Lots?
4 May 2016 | 16 replies
I first establish an independent contractor agreement with a builder, then I find him a lot, which matches his requirements.
Jeffrey B. real estate business - entity structure
13 November 2014 | 3 replies
I currently have a couple properties jointly titled in mine and my wife's name, but want to establish a business entity before my next move.Is an LLC the most common entity for a real estate business?  
Andrea Jones Not sure if this a wise business decisions, thoughts?
19 November 2014 | 23 replies
When I was a medical student we rented a house. 5 med students in a house, with a dog.To this day I wonder "what was the owner thinking!"
Account Closed More about service animals
8 January 2009 | 8 replies
Things like notes in their medical records indicating the need for the animal.
Nick Scalero Here's how we should have spent the bailout money
16 March 2009 | 6 replies
Establish the same sort of DTI limits for cars and credit cards as for home loans.
Joe Finnegan What am I missing?
8 March 2009 | 9 replies
Calif.) for my market these are the mechanics that have worked for me:•Establish the criteria for my previously qualified Buyer (REO’s, Short Sale, Price range, area, type of property, etc.)•Talk to Loan officer about: Down payment, Closing Costs, Rate, Monthly Payment, type of Loan. •Set up my local MLS with client’s criteria and the system will automatically select properties.•Revise properties manually and start showing to clients.•Once my client likes a property, then I work getting comp’s, client gets estimates for Repairs (only if property needs).•Write up an offer taking in consideration the points above mentioned, Lenders in some cases are asking for cross-qualification, before submitting an offer.•If offer ends up as one of the finalist (only when the property is price right), Lenders gets back with a Counter Offer and Sellers Addendums.•If your Agent keeps communicating with Listing Agent and responds fast, then you’ll get your offer accepted, after that time to get in Escrow.You may need to call local Buyer’s agents before you decide.Noe R.
Mike Rubin Beginner Questions. Please help...
11 March 2009 | 2 replies
Before you go looking, establish with a local lender what you will qualify to purchase.
N/A N/A New to real estate... Hello all
18 July 2006 | 7 replies
So now I guess I am a learning developer with the backing of an established development firm of course (financially stable).
Calvin N. How did you pick your company's name?
9 October 2009 | 28 replies
It just happened to make a great, professional, corporate, established name.