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Will Barnard Senate Bill 94 - California
20 November 2009 | 33 replies
My partner and I are always looking to stay abreast of new changes or additions to laws that govern us and affect our business.
Jeff McNamee Tax Implications for Rental Property With First Time Homebuyer Loan
24 November 2009 | 41 replies
If there was some sort of interest rate buy-down based on some government program, there might be similar provisions.At the very least, the mortgage interest deduction is in a different place on your tax return.
Paul Beauchemin Gold is up...will RE follow?
3 January 2010 | 18 replies
I suspect that the gold investment and real estate investment (as a hedge) are two different motivations at the current time.The gold bugs are buying because they have no faith in the dollar, or in the US government's ability to controll the economy.Real estate is a hedge against inflation, so real estate will follow when interest rates go way up.
Andrew Urban Help me find a solution or give opinions :)
6 January 2010 | 11 replies
Here are the details: House list price: $49,900 Estimated value from Zillow: $160K Similar homes in the area have sold for $90K- $130K in the last 90 days Rehab cost: $15K-K20K max Good thing about area is its in a "revitalization" area which means there are LOTS of first time home buyer intensives from the town and state not to mention the government ones.
Jake Andersen Government Funded Commercial Deals
3 January 2010 | 1 reply

I keep hearing about people using bailout money to rehab and reposition commercial properties. Is this actually happening? If so, how do I go about securing these deals? Thanks, in advance, to all those who respond :D

Michael Seutin FINDING THE DEALS
24 November 2009 | 3 replies
Realtors are governed by state laws and also state, local, and national associations.
Josh Larsen how to verify private and hard money lenders
31 January 2021 | 15 replies
Better off saving cash and doing little to no money down with owner finance if the loan is called in 5 years and save 30% down.The best loans I see for commercial is 10 years fixed where they will loan 75%,you put down 10%,and the owner carries back 15%.Cash is king right now.It's amazing the government expects a recovery with little to no financing out there.When values can't almost fall any lower they won't lend but when a bubble was happening 100% was all over the place when they should have started pulling back.The government is always backwards in their thinking.
Bryan Hancock Have You Even Had a Seller Want To Keep Mineral Rights For a SFR Sale?
11 July 2012 | 12 replies
Well, I know one way it can happen....Back in my old home state, when the property taxes went unpaid, the local government had the option to "revert" the land to the state of Michigan.
Mark Hu Doing title research myself
28 July 2011 | 10 replies
But with a 400k government lien on it, it sounds like disposal of the property is going to be complicated.
Joe McCall Realtor Going To Jail for Doing an A-B-C Short Sale?!
1 July 2013 | 23 replies
Let's open this up even bigger...take a look at this article...http://www.freddiemac.com/news/blog/ed_haldeman/20100927_fighting_mortgage_fraud.htmlOur lovely quasi government entity... and now our tax money shoulders...Read it...And you'll see this...Freddie Mac’s article is no exception.