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16 September 2011 | 23 replies
A better reality check is more like a 3month - 6 month term to balloon, with 5pts and at 15%.
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1 March 2012 | 6 replies
Paul, to make such an offer, it is best to send your offer via an LOI (letter of intent).
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11 May 2012 | 6 replies
If I received your letter, and thought any part of it was better than mine, I would adapt my letter.
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31 May 2012 | 19 replies
9 times out of 10 I get the reply of "you sent me the letter, what's it worth to you?"
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15 May 2012 | 5 replies
You can get tenant estoppel letters, but these can be annoying especially if some tenants are unresponsive.
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2 August 2012 | 20 replies
Personally I send them a form letter with the reason checked off.But regardless of which way you do it you need to have a real reason based on your criteria, or you'll be taking a risk.
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27 September 2012 | 1 reply
They sent out official resignation letters to all homeowners in the email database and also turned in their information/materials (documents, folders, etc.) to the remaining board member soon after.
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6 November 2012 | 5 replies
Thanks.Purchase Price (B23) $100,000.00Repairs (B24) $50,000.00Points Charged by Lender 3.00%Points Added to Loan $3,000.00Purchase Closing Costs (@ 2.5%) $2,500.00Out of Pocket (includes closing costs and payment) $7,750.00Holding Costs (Taxes/Insur/Util/HOA/Lawn @ 2.5%) $2,500.00Inspection/Appriasal Fees $600.00Total Invested $165,750.03Total Cash Needed From Lender $153,000.00Hard Money Monthly Payments (16%) $2,031.84Total HML Payments (@ 6 months) $12,191.04Lender Loan to ARV 67%Total Loan Owed Lender $165,191.04After Repair Value (B25) $230,000.00Home Warrant $450.00 Termite Letter $100.00Realtor Fees (@ 6%) $13,800.00Our Closing Costs $1,500.00Their Closing Costs $1,500.00Total Debits at Closing $16,800.00Total Cash Received if Sold Now $213,200.00Total Invested (B41+B49) $177,941.07Total Profit $35,258.93I have the rehab costs at $42,500 however I increased the allowance to $50,000 to cover any unexpected costs.
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2 January 2013 | 2 replies
Let’s assuming the subject property will cash flow as a rental and the current financing is first, no second, a low interest, fixed rate loan, no call or balloon, long term loan (15, 20, 30 yrs), and a loan is not financed by a local bank and, you have cooperative sellers.
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5 January 2013 | 19 replies
They say I owe $6656.52 for 2010 and they just sent me another audit letter for 2011 . . .