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Ronald Gladden New Investor
30 September 2008 | 4 replies
I am about to take a contractor job overseas but I am thriving to purchase some properties that I can hold on to for a little while.
Brandon R Please advise on rental deal...
10 October 2008 | 3 replies
Good job
Q Lewis Wholesaling website
13 October 2008 | 11 replies
5) Who will be in charge of updating the siteI'm not a huge fan of in-the-box solutions unless it saves me time, money, and gets the job done.
Lafi S. Direct Mailings...
23 October 2008 | 9 replies
Great job on the letter, too!
William Sageser Any idea how this bailout will affect our short sales?
26 October 2008 | 19 replies
I agree loan mod's do not work, first of all most are not "modifing the loan" what they are doing is lowering the interest rate and payment and making the rate fixed for a priod of time (2yrs, 4yrs or even 5) the majority of this loan mod's the principal still stays the same so if person owed 600K on thier home they will still owe 600K at the end of thier agreement, now what about property taxes as far as I know you can not "modify property taxes" when a lender agrees to a loan mod. they will now include an escrow account and the homeower will now have a much higher payment with a new lower interest rate, what does this mean to all of us more short sales, now one thing I have not seen discussed here is the Mortgage Relief Act this is very important to keep in mind, according to the IRS this will end on December 2010, so let's a homeower can get a loan mod in 2008 and he loss his or job in 2011 the IRS says now you will get a 1099 for difference of what you bought to what the bank took it back at, what does this mean the howeower would have been better to have completed a short sale in 2008 so that could qualify not to pay taxes on the 1099 they got.
Account Closed Massive price drops?
2 October 2008 | 27 replies
More and more, we have a boomer economy where people move to where the jobs are.
Robert Burns Financial Market Crisis
30 September 2008 | 4 replies
Do you think that alot of investors will be out of a job so to say and just have to sit it out?
Account Closed Agent does not want to list
9 December 2008 | 17 replies
Approach is the key to the market right now, and either your realtor is lazy or sucks at his/her job.
Bob Hines Cash Flow on a 4 family
30 September 2008 | 1 reply
I would consider other factors, like job growth and the very local economy, too.
Bernie Castro Assett Manager
9 October 2008 | 7 replies
*By the way, it's "asset" not "assett" I'm not normally a spelling snob, but it is your job title.