Jesse R.
Brandon B.
Wholesale lead convert to listing
16 March 2016 | 1 reply
Seems like a pretty sweet deal.
Harman N.
How much value does turning duplex to a triplex add?
6 April 2017 | 19 replies
But using a 15grm, $24k x 15 is still a sweet $360k value, which I think is safe.
Dustin Ruhl
Small Homes or Big: Which Ones Give You More Return?
13 April 2017 | 1 reply
we saw this trend in new construction coming out of the GFC.. however at least in our market we are right back to needing about 2,200 sq ft minimum and 2600 to 2800 seem like sweet spot for families they like 4 bds and bonus room .. remember we don't have basements out this way.. at a least on new construction.
Zachery Buffin
Who will fund a newbie?
23 May 2019 | 9 replies
I am having to work through an intermediary currently not directly with the seller, it is obvious (to me at least) that the guy advertising it doesn't understand (or is outright fudging numbers) commercial real estate valuation but if he can be made to understand this can be a sweet deal.
Zach Mercer
How can I be taken SERIOUS when I am 18 yeas old
10 February 2015 | 15 replies
. $600.00 commish ( which in 75 was pretty sweet given I had come from pumping gas for 1.65 an hour) I never looked back. by 20 I had my brokers ( as early as you can get it in CA) and by 25 I was rockin...
Michael Turner
I want to learn from the BEST there is in my area
20 January 2014 | 13 replies
WHAT makes a deal super sweet to you?
Aaron Rosenberg
Housing collapse coming: should I sell?
29 June 2022 | 14 replies
My gut says to take the $150k and get something sweet when the market collapses, but my gut can be kind of an idiot sometimes.
Brandon Hershey
Investor from Minnesota
9 January 2016 | 4 replies
Hershey,You could use with the ladies, "I'm not chocolate, but just as sweet".
Mike Mitchell
I'm being forced to buy title insurance in Texas
30 June 2010 | 17 replies
Well you see, that's a common misconception among the "uninitiated".Time to open each file in Microsoft Word, 3 files, 3 seconds.Time to open HUD-1 file in Microsoft Excel, 1 file, 1 second.Time to insert buyer's and property's specific information, 30 seconds to 1 minute.Time to update numbers in the HUD-1, 1 minute.Time to convince SUCKER (sorry-customer) that what we're doing is time consuming, and needs to be done very carefully to ensure that there are ABSOLUTELY NO ERRORS (and if there are errors the CUSTOMER MUST PAY TO INSURE THEM), 2 weeks, 4 days, 7 hours.Time to prepare bill for customer, 1 minute.Total bill $500-$800 average in TX.Amount of that bill spent wining and dining state legislators to make certain they don't pass any COMMUNIST INSPIRED (ie; in effect in any "non-backward-California) rules to give any meaningfull consumer protection (pro-rationing for quick resales) legislation, about $20.00 per closing.all cash