Kristi C.
Strange issue involving vandal stalker...
17 April 2011 | 12 replies
You can press charges form trespassing to vandilism to stalking and making threating statements, such ordinances and laws are probably on the books and you can make the charge.
JoJo Diego
Personal Loans to purchase foreclosures...your thoughts?
16 November 2014 | 15 replies
You'd be hard pressed to find many of those lenders in the market today.
Jay Hinrichs
monitoring functions
6 September 2014 | 1 reply
I press monitor thread but nothing happens I no longer get e mail alerts etc etc.any advice from all you computer guru's out there would be appreciated.
Bernie Huckestein
Manage small multi family - Southern Maine
18 May 2020 | 4 replies
Unless you move outside this market, as you mention, or are fortunate to hit that rare desperate seller you will be hard pressed to find a property where a10% PM cost fits any acceptable profitability model.
Fran Flanagan
Fannie Mae rejected my offer - no other offers - timetable?
11 March 2014 | 6 replies
Or is it a matter of pressing a "RESUBMIT AGAIN"?
Denny Moody
Affordable Investment properties Buy & Hold near San Diego, CA
19 July 2015 | 80 replies
Going out and signing their name on the dotted line (press hard, make 2 copies!)
Michaela G.
California landlords, you suck! ;-)
30 March 2014 | 9 replies
;-) If you called the tenant back, some would press on why they didn't get accepted, etc....and it might snowball if the PM gave the wrong response.
Chris Martin
Money360 may revolutionize "hard money" lending
18 November 2015 | 70 replies
Yeah it looks Money360 just recently announced Nationwide expansion about a week ago from a Press Release I saw online.From their site: The loan terms range from 1-30 years, desired loan-to-values (LTV) are typicaly between 50-80% and interest rates typically range between 8-12%.
Dennis Marshall
Selling homes without a license is a 3rd degree felony
6 August 2023 | 61 replies
(http://realestatecounsel.net/tag/equitable-interest/) At least in California according to this case, Equitable interest is not automatically conferred by an Option to purchase.
Joshua Dorkin
Why Aren't You Blogging for Your Real Estate Business?
7 October 2011 | 24 replies
I have my websites that rank well over the years.If you are just starting a website most are going to word press platforms with blogs in them.The SEO platform and the way search engines see data has been changing.Blogging is like anything CONSISTENCY.Anyone can hit a home run once but to do over and over again they make millions of dollars a year.If you are a writer you will naturally enjoy writing a blog and get into it.If you are not a writer it will be a push for you to do it.In those instances maybe recording videos is more your thing and it will automatically have the text and tags attached.You could hire a ghost writer or proof reader to clean up your blog before posting to make it look professional.Some readers like though the raw and genuine nature of a blog untouched telling it like it is.The more articles,videos,blogs etc. you put out there the more of an expert you look to be which attracts more of an audience.Of course you need to back that up with referrals and recommendations from real world transactions.