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1 September 2011 | 5 replies
You may need some money up front for Earnest money deposits but other than that not really (EMD can vary greatly depending on area and whether or not it is an REO)And the best way to find a club is to just do an internet search on rei clubs or RPOA clubs in your area.
23 September 2011 | 7 replies
This varies from commission to commission.
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30 August 2011 | 3 replies
In a case of negligence, the laws vary by state, in some areas you are liable if without your action, the damage would not have occured (which is the case here) in other states you possibly share liability or avoid liability because the first floor resident who left their water running was contributorily negligent.
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3 September 2011 | 5 replies
That is a rule of thumb and may vary)now if there is a break down in the relationship or communication between the borrower and the broker/bank, then that is a different story imo.
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12 September 2011 | 2 replies
How far back the banks will review rental payments is going to vary from bank to bank.
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30 September 2011 | 4 replies
i have a varied portfolio with SFH and multi-family.
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15 September 2011 | 17 replies
Landlord tenant law varies by state.So I can't comment on the laws of your state.I will tell you here in Georgia I can't just say "get out" if they don't meet my demands.Generally if the 1 year term expires then the tenant is month to month with the exact provisions that were in the 1 year lease.Here if I my lease was ending and I wanted to raise rents then I would need to give the tenant 30 days notice.If the tenant did not agree to the new amount then they can inform the landlord they will not agree to the new amount.Then I have to give the tenants 60 days to find another place PROVIDED that they pull the full rent and comply with all the terms of the lease in place that was converted to month to month.So you just can't kick them out and certain procedures have to be followed.
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20 July 2016 | 2 replies
Hardcore rate/term shopping lenders for a 1st position mortgage isn't going to make a huge amount of difference (relative to also comparing reliability, knowledge, etc), but for HELOCs it will because the rates/terms vary so much in the HELOC world.Often, but not always, regional banks or credit unions will be the winners.