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John N. Investing in Mobile Homes? Yes, You Can!!!
2 April 2012 | 25 replies
Parks can empty out your wallet very, very fast.
Jack Srimani How to market research if a emtpy duplex will have renter
1 August 2009 | 9 replies
It attracted the best of the low income rental crowd.
N/A N/A How NOT to do business in Real Estate . . .
4 July 2007 | 20 replies
i love the industry and love what rental income does for my wallet..but i certainly don't respect them in the least bit or think they deserve the landlord biased rights they enjoy. it's morally wrong for someone to be allowed to stay in my house if they don't pay, destroy property or disturb the peace in the residence, period. i won't give in an inch on that concept. they can sue, but they won't get a dime. they can jail me, but i won't change. they can call the police, but the police can't do anything (one tried it nine times one night). i'll just learn from it and be that much better at outsmarting the system next time.
Account Closed dollar fell against the yen
23 July 2007 | 7 replies
For Japanese investors, this makes US goods cheaper (they have to sell fewer yen to buy dollars to invest in US goods), and therefore more attractive as investments.
Mark A. Hi from Orlando! Newbie Getting Started.
8 November 2007 | 11 replies
And finding out its a pretty complex beast that attracts all sorts.
Danielle Hinderliter Young, w/2 kids, military pay, no cash, not great credit
13 October 2007 | 15 replies
(course we could move into a previous rental but the 2 houseing we are submitting offers on were NOT rentals for sure).now i would be interested in what kind of loan you think would be better for us. obviously never having had a loan i was just told by 5 or so people that "va is better for us". i assumed because we had no down and no money for closing and having a 105% LTV was going to be hard w/conventional. course with the market we could (hypothetically) get a conv. loan on a house thats only 100% LTV b/c we haggled it down/was on the market for a long time/needed minor updates and didn't look "fantastic" but then the market falls another 3% b/c of christmas, tightening wallets etc before it goes back up and then we are over mortgaged. anywho my point is that if theres a loan program (grant program) that would pay closing costs without having to up our offers to include those costs (i.e. the home sells for $140k but we offer $148k w/seller paying our closing costs) i would love to hear about it!
N/A N/A Writing Down Your Goals
3 December 2007 | 22 replies
Some folks have goals laminated and then they carry the goals in their wallet so they can pull them out on a regular basis.
Alexis Kennedy A nurse with an investment question
16 November 2007 | 12 replies
Now I am wonder if the agent it trying to lighten my wallet more than get me into a viable investment????
Nathan Emmert "You haven't been a landlord long enough"
21 January 2012 | 12 replies
They generally have relationships with more aggressive banks and can get your profile set up correctly to make you more attractive to lend money to.
DONALD TURNER Questions Regarding No Money Down Purchase
29 February 2012 | 13 replies
I’ll see what we can work out; however, the more look at this property, the less attractive it’s looking.