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Travis Fitzwater I need Direction!
11 May 2008 | 9 replies
I just crunched the numbers and they seem to jive...How old is this property, what repairs are going to need to be made, and have you had any inspections performed on the property yet?
Bob Jones Would you take this deal?
20 May 2008 | 9 replies
If we do not close for the full amount in 13 months, all repairs are free and clear to us.
Chris Da So I want to be a landlord???I am stuck on which way to go.
14 May 2008 | 11 replies
The deal was that if we bought a house, he would be the CASH man, as he has plenty, and I would do all the research, and repairs and paperwork ect..He was strictly the bank, as I said, he likes the easy street.Anyway, I busted my *** for 8 months tring to find that great deal.
Raymond Van den Ende Hello from The Hague (Netherlands / Holland)
25 September 2008 | 6 replies
For example:You can not charge too much rent for a given appartment (max would be app 600,= EUR/month)You can not evict renter: renter protection is really extremeYou can not raise yearly rent by more than the inflation rate (this year 1.6%)Most mortgage's are guaranteed by a special fund in case of defaultI'm targetting on appartments with after repairs value 100.000,= EUR (give or take).
Terry Royce Plan of action on property
15 May 2008 | 7 replies
Use the HML and while doing the repairs, start working with a lender on the refinance.
Robert Spence Buying REO properties in Pittsburgh, PA
25 July 2009 | 9 replies
We look at houses, evaluate the repairs, and make offers.
Robert Spence Buying REO properties in Pittsburgh, PA
21 June 2009 | 1 reply
For all properties we sell we have work crews to do any repairs big or small that are needed.612 Highland AvenueTurtle Creek, PA 15145Ask: 15kValue: 60k - 70kCheck out the complete details by clicking the link below.http://listings.realbird.com/Real_Estate/Turtle_Creek/PA/C5C2C2D4/62933.aspxCall: Dan at: (845) 784-6487 or e-mail: [email protected]
Chris Da Creative tax write offs as investor
16 May 2008 | 5 replies
I know I can write off the mortgage interest and the taxes I pay.I put some money in this house to get it liveable, so it wasn't unnessasary repairs..
Exo Dallas Which house should I buy to RENT????
16 May 2008 | 2 replies
. $70 monthly (IO) so as long as you can get $70 more for the larger of the two, you will be fine.Also, the larger house needs less repairs according to your figures and is newer (better resale value down the road & possible less capital expenses).In the end, it is a personal decision you must decide and above are only my observations.
Tom Cooke Need Hard Money and Perm Cash-out RE-FI for KC Missouri
21 June 2008 | 6 replies
I have multiple investors that would need to be pre-qualified and funded.Lending specifications required:Hard Money or Private Money to fund rehab and close70% LTV based on ARV (after repair value)Ideal time frame to close once investor is pre-qual'd = 2 weeks or less.Average ARV is 70-85KPermanent Cash-out refinance80% LTV based on ARV with cash-outI am going to show a heavy dose of pleasant skepticism.