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Tom Brunell Real estate seminars
5 February 2014 | 16 replies
As someone who's put down 20k on one of those guru training programs(The usefuleness is debatable since it did propel me into action), I can tell you that there's nothing that digging up some willpower, sitting down and doing some self studies through BP, and spending $100 on real estate books and attending REIA meetings and building relationships with investors/brokers/power team members in your market can't teach you.I'd discourage starting off your RE investing career by taking the easy route and trying to get the lessons handed to you when hard work and experience is really the best mentor you can have.It's been said many time, but if you are able to find a good deal, there will be more than enough people/firms willing to fund it.
Henry S. My neighbor almost put his hands on me this morning!!
2 February 2014 | 14 replies
I always viewed many HOA's/property management companies as groups of people who cannot excel at anything professionally, so they do that and get a ego/power kick out of their newfound 'control.'.I do not know if this is state by state law or not.
Martin Zawarski Impact of Inflation on Debt
2 February 2014 | 12 replies
You are borrowing now and paying back dollars with a lower buyer power than they have today.
Account Closed Potential Land Purchase -- Questions about the basics
3 February 2014 | 19 replies
I am unsure of what goes into brand new construction, such as creating a brand new residential address, hooking up power lines, water, waste, ect -In the area where the land is, a 1600-2000 Sq ft house will sell between $660-710K -- 2000-2500 sq ft between $700k-750k -- 2500-3500 sq ft and up will sell for 750K-950K.
Account Closed Anyone still owner financing for buyers that want to occupy?
28 May 2014 | 4 replies
At the very least fix the AC and Exchanger put a water heater in it new power metor and pole and gas hook up..
Sherrie P. Quit Deed, good idea or not??
3 February 2014 | 7 replies
The Quit Claim Deed would give us control to protect the integrity of the property, otherwise, the pipes are going to freeze and bust, two dogs living in the house unattended at night, power turned off, copper wiring stripped and so on.So, here are my questions:Who is liable for the Property taxes?
Jose Figueroa Real Estate TV Shows?
4 February 2014 | 18 replies
I'm good with power tools and plans, but plants and pictures aren't my specialty.
Joshua Dorkin What Business Rewards Credit Card Do You Use / Recommend?
6 July 2015 | 18 replies
My wife and I use a Chase Freedom card for our personal expenses, and that card posts almost immediately, the INK card is usually a day or 2 delayed.
Jerry Gurley Is There a Common Denominator Among Motivated Sellers
4 February 2014 | 4 replies
Toward that end I filed a freedom of information request with my city for a list of addresses that currently do not have water service and have not had water service in at least 90 days.Now how to market to the owners of those vacant houses is another matter all together.Thank you for your time and views.
Amber Schenck Newbie from Philadelphia,PA
7 February 2014 | 20 replies
What this company made extremely appealing is that their further trainings provide a vast amount of resources right at your fingertips including the education, a ‘power team’, RE I software, and a mentor to guide you along in your first endeavors.