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Cheri Schaffer Investors - How to be appealing to you?
9 November 2015 | 11 replies
Providence St has some really unique art!  
Jose Torres Appropriate Attire and Appearance Questionnaire
1 November 2015 | 23 replies
I'm going to consider myself uniquely qualified to answer your concerns.1) I am currently active duty military2) I am an active in REI3) Prior to being active duty I had a successful career in the 'rag' trade working for some of the best brands in the business ie Burberry and Bergdorf Goodman.4) I was raised in my parents dress/suit factoryFirst, none of the deals in REI I have made required me to be in suit.
Donna Smith Newbie working in Columbus Ohio
2 November 2015 | 8 replies
Each property is unique and must be valued on condition and after rehab value.I know this is alot, but it is the truth.  
Guylaine Dore Subvention technique?
3 November 2015 | 14 replies
While there are no common rules for which constitutes "too large" of a concession/credit, our experience has been if you are north of 10 - 12(ish)% of the purchase price, the lender is more apt to:order a new appraisal on the property (as something was obviously incorrect with the old appraisal); underwrite the lower (after credits), value of the property; or walk away.We had a concession of 18% on one purchase, but it was a unique situation involving a discovery late in the Closing process and it took a lot of phone time with the lender, who in the end withheld a portion of the mortgage funds (almost like a construction draw) until the required remediation had been affected.While there are legal and process differences, in a real estate transaction, between Québec and the rest of Canada (RoC), finance regulation is predominately federal and has little variation across the country.
Brad Clarizio Need Advice on what to do next- nightmare property
28 February 2016 | 5 replies
Hi folks,I had a very unique situation happen to me and truthfully, I'm unsure where to take it next.3 years ago, in October of 2012, I bought a duplex in South Linden (bad area) of Columbus, Ohio for $16,000 cash.
Cordell M. Landscape in Nov. in the Northeast
5 November 2015 | 1 reply
Nice landscaping is really unique to each property.
Cal C. A red front door is my trademark for my rehabs! What's yours?
7 November 2015 | 17 replies
$$$$Your signature should be more than a door color, doors can be painted and your identification or brand is lost.Quality builders leave a trademark, a feature that is unique to them inside and out.Not only can real estate pros, like agents and appraisers spot branding but many in the general public recognize it as well.
Luke Mccandless Bay Area FHA triplex sanity check!
15 February 2016 | 30 replies
The owner-occ rent control exemption on triplexes in Oakland gives you a unique opportunity to reposition this property to increase value, IMHO. 2: Does anyone else own property in West Oakland?
Austin Steed VA to Conventional
4 March 2016 | 11 replies
There are alot of unique rules out there regarding the VA loan. 
Sebastian Ramirez Real Estate Attorney/Introduction
23 March 2016 | 13 replies
CA presents some unique considerations from a legal/asset protection standpoint.