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Deidron C. New to the game
22 September 2010 | 4 replies
Do exactly what Will suggested...read everything you can (especially on this site), stay active, network and then start executing!
Ron Paisley Low productivity
28 September 2010 | 11 replies
Enough detail in attachments with a bulleted synopsis of the detail or executive summary would work the best for me...with a follow up call so that I don't have to chase you down to find out more.
George V. Looking for some start up advice.
28 November 2010 | 8 replies
They can be very low risk and very profitable if executed correctly.
Michael Culler War! What is it good for?
29 October 2010 | 38 replies
Of course the price paid by the opponents in a war are much greater, but the planning, practice, and execution of the plan are quite similar.
Adrian G. The famous "What else do you do besides real estate" question...
24 October 2010 | 7 replies
I'm what is known as a CG Supervisor, who is the guy in charge of the technical execution and helps be the glue between the different departments.
David D. Hard Money Loan Amount Formula
27 October 2010 | 6 replies
Instead of going on title and executing a JV agreement with the rehabber, I was thinking it would be cool if I could simply create a note and deed of trust where the note, instead of interest, would call out a JV agreement.
Tyler Carpenter Wholesaling
2 November 2010 | 22 replies
You are basically saying that you do not have the authority to fully execute the contract.Do your due diligence and buy right, and there should never be a need for a "weasel" clause.
Jason K. Real Estate attorney -- any references? Do I need to form an LLC here?
1 November 2010 | 22 replies
You buy the house in name of LLC --she can do all the leg work --bird dogging or cheking comps etc --you can also pay small fee and make her an assistant and have heraccess MLS for searches- comps etc --so she can do more than just bird dogging ---teach her more and be more productive -- you can define profit sharing percentage in your Operating Agreement.I am just completing one --for a buisness -- where by I found an Invetsor who to put up 100% financing --I have an American Partner who will operate the Business day to day activities--will get paid salary -- plus 45 % of net profit per month --but we have agreed -that I will pay him 50% of net profit when we sell our business in three years -- he is happy --becasue he found the deal -- a closed commercial property --do not want to get too much details - but can be done --Just have good attorney and accountant's advise you --for your state --You can also have separate LLC for each property --in case you can't sell right away and need to keep as rental - she can find tenants and manage property --Do you really need the License ?
Account Closed Hey, you environmentalists on the east coast....
29 December 2010 | 59 replies
Originally posted by Tom Cullen:As for the Global warming hoax, yes, that is man made and the result of mixing pseudo-science with politics like I've already pointed out.Tom -Every major national and international scientific body disagrees with you.Given that I assume you haven't looked at the data yourself, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that you have no support for that claim, and therefore it's probably safe to say that you're absolutely wrong.I'm not sure why you believe climate change science is a hoax, but perhaps you've been watching too much Fox News, which clearly doesn't really care about the science, only about doing what executives tell them to do, regardless of the facts:http://mediamatters.org/blog/201012150004If you're claim is based on "ClimateGate," keep in mind that even if data were fabricated by some rogue scientists, that doesn't undermine the real data that indicates the same result.
Stefan Forsberg How much cash reserves needed to start?
5 January 2011 | 10 replies
Now that doesn't necessarily translate in to being a success as you still need to execute the plan but at least you are off on the right path.