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Robert Hursey Finding Contracts Online
16 March 2017 | 2 replies
Also, what is the legality of rewording a contract from a realtor's association?
Foster Algier Millennials ARE buying! And their buying local!
15 March 2017 | 2 replies
The report used U.S. census data and a Zillow survey of more than 13,000 home buyers, sellers, owners and renters.Of millennial buyers who moved in the last year, 64 percent stayed in the same city and just 7 percent moved to a different state, the Zillow study said.The Harvard study by its Joint Center for Housing Studies – which used data from the census and the Department of Housing and Urban Development as well as its own analysis – found most stereotypes associated with millennial homebuyers were not true.It said among the misconceptions were that millennials want to live in urban locations closer to employment, commercial and social centers; prefer the flexibility of renting; and are unwilling to take on the financial risks of ownership in the wake of the housing market collapse."
Matthew Gould Tax Lien Targeting Gone Wrong
20 March 2017 | 7 replies
If the property does not get redeemed, you'll have to be prepared to initiate foreclosure and if successful, you'll have to be prepared to pay of the subsequent liens and any fees associated with taking title to the property.If that approach is not attractive, start looking for a partner to step in and help with the finances or to take over for you - be prepared to convince them that the property is worth investing in.
Aksel A. Investing in Boston during a sellers' market
13 February 2018 | 20 replies
These low down-payment owner occupant loans are very forgiving once you get to do your financial, physical and legal due diligence in order.I wanted to express my thanks for all the support provided by the various professionals I have been meeting in the real estate investor associations, meetups and casual one-offs, and of course, the BP community.Finally, for all the newcomers in the arena struggling to get your first deal under the belt, just be assured that with knowledge, patience, and positive entrepreneurship skills, be confident that you will ultimately do it.
Heath Larto Townhouses, head of no?
8 October 2017 | 4 replies
Townhouses usually require less maintenance on the part of the owner/landlord since the roof, landscaping, snow removal, and common areas are cared for by the association.
Joshua Kim MHP Lenders for Midwest states (OH, IL, IN, etc)
13 October 2017 | 6 replies
@Joshua Kim Check with some local mobile home park owners in your area  as well as your local manufactured housing association.
Rafal K. Real Estate Investment Associations
12 November 2017 | 4 replies
Hey BP,Any recommendations people would have for Philadelphia or Montgomery PA REI Association that you have attended or heard good things about.
Andre B. Foreclosure Auction for HELOC?
23 November 2017 | 11 replies
Here is the strange part though, I searched the property records and the deed instrument number being auctioned appears to be associated with a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) that is tied to the original mortgage.  
Lakshmi P. Morris invest properties recommendations ?
7 May 2018 | 22 replies
Over the last six months we have started to resolve many issues for owners associated with OceanPointe property management. 
Clay Sexauer Do these hard money fees look correct?
5 August 2017 | 9 replies
I was wondering if the additional fees associated with obtaining the loan are industry standard.Points: 4Interest Rate: 12%Appraisal Fee: $450-$500Budget Review Fee:CMA/BPO: $150-200Property Inspection Report or Site Inspection: $200Processing: $750Underwriting $500-$995Loan Set up: $250Construction Control Fee: 1% of escrowed amount and $175 per drawDoc Prep: $750-$1500If I'm doing my math right, I'm looking at $6,500 in loan origination, $5,500 (more or less in additional fees), plus escrowed taxes and insurance.