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Kyle LeBaron Help! My Property Manager is not paying!
8 December 2021 | 6 replies
You may have to file a civil suit.
Andrew Heairet MN Foreclosure Auction
2 December 2021 | 0 replies
The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.
Andrew Heairet Foreclosure Auction or Redemption Rights
25 December 2021 | 1 reply
The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.
Andrew Heairet Foreclosure Auction vs Redemption Rights
25 December 2021 | 2 replies
The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.
AP Horvath Fee Simple or Condo for Lot Subdivision?
16 March 2022 | 1 reply
Also, is your end goal to develop and then sell, or did you want the flexibility of being able to sell paper lots/pad sites? 
Juan Carlos Camas Hard Money Lender for small deals
3 December 2021 | 7 replies
But as Ryan states you cant charge points its got to be a flat funding fee and as a lender/ capital provider you MUST bring in about 5k per file to stay in bizz.. 
Christopher Ade Looking for real estate tax accountant
2 January 2022 | 3 replies
@Christopher AdeI read through some of your past posts.You mention a couple of items such as 'house-hacking', 'refinance' and 'philadelphia'.House-hacking has unique tax obligations since it is partially an investment property / partially personal residencerefinance - is a great way to get cash out and pay no taxesPhiladelphia - This jurisdiction has its own filing obligation - Net Profits Tax / Business Receipts Tax.
Gary Dezoysa Is performing note investing viable when living abroad?
8 January 2022 | 10 replies
There are also services that will keep your collateral files secure for a fee, so that may also be a good option. 
Warren Marshall Need Input on Deal Structure - Large Commercial NNN
8 December 2021 | 4 replies
If it's around tax filing season or holidays it can become an afterthought as pre-occupied the passive investors to invest.
Andrew P. Trouble getting a HELOC becasue of DTI (lenders using tax forms)
27 December 2021 | 13 replies
@Andrew P.  1) as  2022 is almost  here -  consider  completing and filing the 2021 tax returns asap  and  consider having the  schedule E  for the  rental income  show as much of a   positive  net  income as possible  ...this   might  increase your tax  exposure for the year but if the  result  is  that you will be able to line up a  HELOC on your primary  property , it could be worth it 2) a  traditional  cash out  refinance  will  have the same  issue   of using the tax returns  for the  qualifying ratios  - the LTV  ( loan to  value ) for a OO triplex  isnt  very high 3) recent FED  announcement  - 3  seperate  .25%  increases   expected for  fed rate  in  2022  - this means  HELOC / prime rate will increase  by the same  amount when  these increases occur