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Gabriel A. How negotiable are most REOs?
7 December 2010 | 13 replies
He can't afford to lose a lender after what it really takes to be considered a listing agent by a large lending institution, it's not easy.The prices of REO's are aggressive and are intended to move fast but they're 'right' for a landlord not right for a wholesaler or some quick flip where you think 20k was left on the table for the taking.
Daniel A. Excessive Profits. How much is too much?
16 November 2010 | 25 replies
The cap rate reflects the risk assumed, as pointed out above, and the return on our investment as well as the return of our invetment.If you go to an attorney who has been in the business for 2 years, the value of his services will probably be less than the one with 40 years experience, not so much as he knows more of what is contained in the statutes, but that his experience in applying the law to benefit his client.The skills you acquire in real estate are similar, if you are new and you flip a property that was not touched and you try to get 35% profit, and get it, you may be viewed as greedy considering what you brought to the table, more like lucky, but if I made it, those in the business would probably say something like, he identified a great bargin and worked magic to bring it to market value.
Jason K. Assigning contracts -- financing issues? Need a solution quick!
16 November 2010 | 24 replies
Now, funds can be collected from the borrower as the very first act at the table.
Mat Lewczenko Getting past the tire kickers.
16 November 2010 | 3 replies
Fake flowers, towels in the bathroom, tissue boxes, soap, hand towels, air fresheners, candles, end tables, lamps.
James Johnson What to do with $100,000
6 October 2011 | 42 replies
Sorry I didn't get back sooner.Transactional funding is simply 1. filing the gap for funds created by new lending restrictions and 2.to fund deals for investors who don't have the money to do back to back flips.You simply lend money to a buyer/investor that has a deal on the table that will pay you off the same day or within a very short period of time.The velocity of money is more important than the rate of interest charged when you have funding fees.
Jason Mathews Having Diarrhea - What's that got to do with REI??
21 November 2010 | 30 replies
There were twelve cassette tapes and a bonus book on how to handle the actual negotiations with the seller while "sitting at their dining room table".Basically, what the course taught worked.
Corey Demuth rental property tax example - please advise!
26 August 2013 | 30 replies
If I saw this tax return come in, I would recommend the client amend their return because it is clear something has been left on the table.
Danny Day Foreclosure shopping today
14 December 2010 | 15 replies
She never called me back, or showed up to show the property.I've been looking at other deals in the area, and have 3 on the table right now.
Mehran K. How LA Rent Control Affects Appreciation?
24 November 2010 | 17 replies
For example, Silicon Valley (northern California) is bordered by water and mountains on all sides -- without completely redo'ing the highway infrastructure to accommodate long-distance commuting, there is just no room for market expansion.This means that the limited number of properties (supply) is pretty much fixed and as demand increases (there is still a lot of economic expansion in the area), the market values will increase.
John K. Seller's financing - pro-rated rents?
26 November 2010 | 5 replies
i've pushed closings back so i could close the first day or so of the next month, that way at the closing table i'd get a nice fat check for pro rated rents..way to think outside the box!!