Niman S.
Brett Favre UnRetires
22 August 2009 | 9 replies
Not to mention my family is all HUGE packer fans and Im from chicago... so its natural to hate him even though I am a rams fan.
Greg P.
Question.. Buying with cash then refinancing? Financing Question
27 August 2009 | 7 replies
Naturally, it will depend on your credit score, LTV, employment history and status.
Alex Rearmice
Foreclosure with equity
24 August 2009 | 2 replies
I will naturally either build this into the rent or, if possible, pass it along as a cost (and benefit) to the renter.
David Albertson
Can't make tenant happy.
9 September 2009 | 25 replies
Another tenant calls the utility to report the smell of natural gas.
Greg Fischer
Divorce and rental properties
9 June 2010 | 9 replies
From our example if either spouse does not notify the other spouse of their income amount, as well as nature of the income they are penalized with claiming the entire 100% of the income.
Timothy W.
Things I like about Obama
12 October 2009 | 61 replies
Certainly not a situation of a plural nature.
Jarrett Williams
New Member from Phoenix, AZ
26 June 2010 | 24 replies
I know that's a very broad question but I'm curious to know which strategies you have found to be most profitable.I am naturally leaning towards fix and flips because of my numerous contacts with contractors that I know are reliable.
J. Lamar Ferren
Is There an 8 day law for Loan Officers to hold the buyer's info before processing?
27 February 2011 | 12 replies
I suspect that the lender has a written procedure that gives the loan officer no more than eight days to accept the loan application, pull credit, execute a rate lock, get the truth in lending and good faith estimate to the loan applicant who signs and returns, and collect the documentation that is required to accompany the loan application that is forwarded to the underwriter.
Luis F.
17 Year Old Investor
10 November 2009 | 41 replies
Also, how much would it usually cost for a competent lawyer to perform such a procedure?
Bienes Raices
Insurance Strategy for these deals, am I on the right track
9 November 2009 | 4 replies
There are essentially two types of insurance you look at for an investment property (in addition to your own personal liability insurance):- Landlord Policy- Builder's Risk PolicyThe landlord policy will protect against damage from tenants, vandals, some acts of nature, etc.