Brian Christensen
New member, new investor
23 January 2008 | 5 replies
I'm looking to start off for a while in wholesaling, just so I can learn the ropes a little and generate some cash, but eventually, I would like to get into rentals and rehabbing.
Eric Foster
Oregon or Washington - Anyone Here?
20 August 2017 | 13 replies
Example, a house that needed new electrical and a generator because it was ripped out by copper thieves. the house was in a gorgeous area of enemclaw.
Karen G
How to get into wholesaling
15 April 2008 | 20 replies
Wholesale...You find the "deal", get it under contract, and then assign it to a buyer.Bird-Dog...You find a "lead", and pass it to someone who will try to make it a "deal".It is generating a "Lead"...
David Brockes
Looking for some Professional Suggestions
14 January 2008 | 1 reply
These won't make this albatross go away, though, and it sounds like you may be better off to just make it go away.If you can give some actual numbers, we might be able to better advise you.Its harder to refi a property that's for sale.
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Offering 52% of loan Amount, Need advise on Acceptance
18 January 2008 | 3 replies
I'm working on a Short Sale here in Seattle with Countrywide.
The house is worth 225k which has a total of 243k in liens (1st & 2nd).
We had two reparable contractors look at the property with a total bid of 40-...
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Hold or fold?
21 January 2008 | 12 replies
As I said previously, it generates a tiny positive cash flow.
Jorge Caicedo
Motivated sellers are a guru fabrication
21 January 2008 | 48 replies
Jon, i don't have time to devote to 1000's of leads...i'm trying to pursue a music career and use real estate as a supplement..the wholesaling thing is just a way to generate extra income..so i'm happy w/ 100 or so leads even though the most i ever got in a month when i was trying to actively wholesale was maybe 15. who are the NOLA people u refer to?
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Are prices going to start up again?
17 April 2008 | 37 replies
If home prices rise faster than inflation the next generation would not be able to afford to purchase a home.If the rate of inflation is 3%, wages rise at 3%, instrest rates remain unchanged the home prices should rise at 3%.
George Batton
Keep emergency fund or pay off mortgage?
23 January 2008 | 7 replies
Perhaps they could advise you.When I was 26 I bought my first investment property.
Eric Norris
Are TIC'S a good ?
14 March 2008 | 5 replies
Originally posted by "spectrus":I am no expert like John but I can offer a little assistance.A quick Google search on tic tax benefits should give you some answers like what I posted below.A TIC 1031 Exchange allows you to exchange your management-intensive property for an institutional-quality property with the potential to generate steady income, tax benefits and appreciation.Interesting.