1 August 2016 | 6 replies
The process is not for the faint of heart, and usually will take at least 90 days to complete but may be longer.3.
11 August 2016 | 6 replies
I would say Newark is not for the faint of heart, and requires an active management team, as well as some specialized knowledge of how to deal with the tenants.
16 September 2015 | 11 replies
Understand that they may occasionally object to your price (LOL) however, take heart!
14 May 2015 | 2 replies
However, I am really whole heartedly liking the idea of becoming an agent and start really investing more aggressively... and leave the appraising behind.
12 April 2015 | 62 replies
What an exciting learning adventure---my heart was racing, I was on the edge of my chair . . . wanted to see what the next episode would bring!
6 August 2007 | 3 replies
I used the Chester County location in my profile, because not too many people have ever heard of West Grove, PA (smack dab in the heart of mushroom country...with the smells to prove it!).
25 August 2010 | 45 replies
I believe if you do all the above, you will certainly help yourself avoid the half-hearted investigation.
28 January 2017 | 8 replies
The fact is, while I am a salesmen at heart, I have never had any interested in being a real estate agent/broker, I only got my license so I could get involved in real estate and learn the business.My current plan is to initially start flipping houses.
5 April 2017 | 38 replies
And if the issue at the heart of the lawsuit isn't covered by your insurance, you'll still be funding the defense, LLC or not.Your best protection from judgments is to operate an honest business, treat people right, and follow the law and your contracts.
1 April 2017 | 6 replies
So let me ask you this switch positions . your seller.. you just deeded your home away you think everything is great.. now the payments are made for a year or so then. stop.. your seller probably has not really fixed their financial position and is now renting and so they can't afford rent and to pay a mortgage on a home they do not own... you as the real nice middle man who solved their problem is long gone you could care less you got your dough you just stuck your seller with basically a sub prime borrower they don't know... house will now finally go to foreclosure because both parties can't cure.. and of course your long gone you got paid you have no skin in the game does not affect your credit. 4. the people you saved cannot get another home because their mortgage is still on their credit.. they are stuck and did not realize it when they deeded it over.5. your Seller gets way pissed and files a complaint against you at the AG s office as you have taken advantage of someone in dire straights and now they are totally messed up. ( I have rescued investors who this happened to)So I know there are guru's that teach this and it all sounds good.. but UNLESS you have the ability to cut a check to payoff the underlying at anytime its called then step in and foreclose your lease option or contract for deed folks out.. then this is a horrible idea .. and again I know its taught and on the surfice it sounds wonderfuland it works like I said if your very well cashed up .. but most who do this are not ERGO they want the sub too deal as they see this as leverage into a deal with no personal credit.Also let me tell you there are sharks out there that do this and walk once they get a few grand .. in many states you cannot even deal with folks in foreclosure unless your a licensed foreclosure consultant.. our state is that way.So careful .. think it through .. use the 10 commandments due unto others.OH and lastly your comment about just walking that one really gives me heart burn.. you lead people on you bail on them and leave them no time to fix their problem when they could have been talking with a real investor or short sale broker that could have actually helped them and is not just looking to help themselves.