Deborah Gonzales
Newbie REI from DFW
8 February 2016 | 6 replies
You will learn and earn, and avoid the pitfalls cited earlier in this reply post.
Account Closed
Ex is still in house after foreclosure and doesn't want to leave
5 February 2016 | 8 replies
I would be inclined attempt to work with him as he is in place and it will save me some money to do so, and he at least has earned the opportunity to make it work...just not at my expense.
David Lewis
Term vs Whole Life Insurance (detailed tabular values and more)
7 February 2016 | 18 replies
People are getting ripped off daily with the insurance products that you are selling, but majority of folks here are intelligent enough to realize that they are much better off taking control of their investments into their own hands, rather than giving their hard earned money to the insurance companies which pay their sales agents commissions up to 90% of the premium received.
Robert Gill
So I Just Renewed...
16 February 2016 | 5 replies
Are you OK with driving people around, looking for your next reduced commission?
Dan Acampora
My First Deal
17 February 2016 | 5 replies
I had gotten into the financing side, first in residential and earned my AMB, or "Accredited Mortgage Banker" and then went into Commercial lending, eventually opening my own firm with my wife specializing in dealing with investors - we provided management, coaching and financing solutions specifically for investors and investment properties.
Jack B.
Four unit vs five unit+ (multifamily, commercial vs. residential)
5 February 2016 | 6 replies
So funny you should post that, I debated writing a line about how the underwriters evaluating the numbers of the property would seem to reduce my risk as it would be likely to be profitable assuming I did my part, as you said.
Lindsay Nguyen
Annoying Tenant
7 February 2016 | 15 replies
However, if you adopt the practice I have described herein, you 1) reduce the odds because you remove any grounds they may have, (deadbeats know the system, believe me) and 2) if you do end up in court, you have a paper trail that demonstrates you complied with the lease, addressed any concern they had in a timely fashion to the extent the lease obligated you, and that they were fully satisfied with everything you did.
Jason Lee
Requiring Estoppel Cert even if lender doesn't require?
7 February 2016 | 9 replies
The buyer gets that amount by default if material misrepresentations by the seller.I am sure they will not like that either.I tell sellers if I can't validate the income stream for paying XXXX price then I have to reduce my offer to cover unknowns you are not willing to verify with the property.If the seller doesn't acknowledge that they are looking for a sucker buyer to pay a premium for their problems and you need to move on.
James Norton
Lease Purchase
20 February 2017 | 7 replies
Sure, these things may be greatly reduced by how the contract is structured.
Nathan Clark
First flip, HORROR STORY!
4 April 2016 | 32 replies
But does earn me about 10% cash on cash returns.