Dan Krause
How do you turn a bird dog deal into a wholesale deal?
8 October 2010 | 7 replies
Your lists are just short, specific, and comprehensive.
Richard Warren
Does Your Word Mean Anything?
4 May 2010 | 5 replies
The reasonable expectation is assessed objectively, looking at the prominence of the term, the purpose of the term and the circumstances surrounding acceptance of the contract."
Sharad M.
What would you offer?
23 May 2010 | 4 replies
The tax assessed value as of 2/8/2008 is $125,000.The building is in a desirable part of the town where renting out the place shouldn't be a problem.
Julie Taylor
Advice Wanted...Good Deal or Not?
1 June 2010 | 22 replies
Had a contractor who is both an electrician and plumber come out today to assess the wiring in the house and received the much-welcomed news that the house does NOT have aluminum wiring.
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Assessing property rehab cost without inspection?
25 May 2010 | 10 replies
When wholesaling a property to your prospective buyers, how are you able to estimate the rehab cost to them (and for yourself) so that they have the general idea of what it will cost and their ARV without having perfo...
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Buying an Apartment Complex
7 July 2010 | 27 replies
Such preliminary title insurance report shall indicate that the form of title insurance contemplated by the report is a ALTA Owner's Policy Current updated titlecommitment with copies of all the underlying documents;i) The survey of the Property in the possession of the Seller; Buyer shall pay for any updates;j) Copies of any and all current or pending litigation, or notices of compliance work required by any authority, including but not limited to any agency of any local, state or federal government, concerning the Property;k) Copies of all Phase I and Phase II environmental engineering assessment reports in the possession of the Seller with respect to the Property, including details of any remedial environmental work currently under consideration, in process or performed on or in the Property during the last ten (10) years, including a detailed schedule of all such work which is either required by statute or law or which is contemplated or required hereinafter;l) Copies of any and all correspondence in possession of Seller from any local, state or federal government agency regarding (a) any zoning or re-zoning notices or applicationswith respect to the Property, or (b) any modifications to any highway or street which would in any way effect the Property, or (c) any existing or pending changes to FEMAflood maps directly affecting the Property that are in Seller’s possession;m) Copies of any and all correspondence in possession of Seller from any local fire department with respect to the Property.Should the Buyer find exception to any of the foregoing materials or to any studies thereof, then and in its sole opinion, the Buyer may terminate the Purchase Agreement upon written notice to the Seller prior to the expiration of the Feasibility Period.
Lynda Duke
Setting up a LLC in Nevada
30 July 2010 | 8 replies
I agree with Jon's assessment of the choice of state, and would add that IRAservices.com is my choice - cheap and efficient.
Aaron F
Approaching Distressed Properties
27 June 2010 | 16 replies
A 2009 Tax Assessment has the property at $235,000.
Joe Edwards-Hoff
General % to factor for property maintenance?
21 June 2010 | 8 replies
One thing I have been doing is assessing the cash-on-cash value of certain properties in my town.