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Dan O. At the Auction
28 April 2008 | 2 replies
I'll sometimes offer to pay a small fee to help with moving expenses if they can be out soonner - what's typically known as cash for keys.If they are not receptive to any of this I have no choice but to start the eviction process.
David F. Real Estate Agents Friend/Foe
5 May 2008 | 8 replies
Wouldn't they make more money off of it that way, as opposed to a commission fee?
William MacBride the role of equity in foreclosure and short sales.
28 April 2008 | 3 replies
The way I understand the short sale deal is that their lender agrees to take 150, 000 for the house instead, to save them time and hassle and fees for auctioning the house off.
DANIEL BELCARRIES THE NEW GUY
1 May 2008 | 9 replies
Question Jon what if i was to mortgage out wouldnt i be able to cover, holding, rehabbing, laborer fee etc.
David Howlett Rules pertaining to REOs
2 May 2008 | 5 replies
., make up the back payments and fees, the property will be sold at a sheriff's auction.
Travis Elliott How to sell my house on a rent to own setup
7 May 2008 | 14 replies
As Wheatie said, you must keep the standard residential lease completely seperate from the option, and also take as much as you can up front as an option fee.
Ram Chandrasekaran REO, REHAB and Re-Financing - Request Expert Comments
16 June 2008 | 15 replies
Depends ho you set iy up to pull the rehab money out, Hard Money will probably do their own inspection and their fee's are hefty.
Sean Dinneen Tracking a Foreclosure--?'s
2 May 2008 | 3 replies
(first and second Trust Deed + fees or less?)
Victoria Smith How I Get Calls From Motivated Sellers Daily
6 August 2009 | 9 replies
But some investors have given this a bad name by just accepting anyone and collecting option fees over and over again.
Tony Green Banks That Allow Assignment of Contract?
21 February 2019 | 16 replies
Sign a contract with your investor to sell your half interest contigent upon you two buying it in the first place and after closing sell the other investor your interest for whatever the agreed assignment fee would be and quitclaim out of your interest.If you have a cash buyer let them bring the cash and secure them with a security deed to close the deal.