Darren R.
Seller adjustments to do cashback or no money down deals
23 December 2011 | 12 replies
Darren I saw buyers trying to do these types of deals about 2 years ago.A few happened but then the money dried up or what I have seen happen is the DPA wants to roll in points for borrowing the money and the senior lender on the deal balks and says "now way will we allow that to happen or approve it".I haven't seen one of these go through in years.So I do think it is not feasible at this time.I am talking about commercial real estate not residential.I can tell you that you can find PLENTY of websites out there claiming to be lenders offering all kinds of crazy financing scenarious to fund loans.1.If they want any fees but at closing DO NOT do the deal.2.Do not put up a bunch of earnest money using one of these types of exotic lenders to only have your finance period pass because the lender is dragging you along and then you lose your earnest money or get into a legal battle withe the seller.If you have no money try to wholesale and build up capital first.
Matt Blutowski
Cut my losses or call my attorney?
3 May 2014 | 20 replies
I inherited tenants 6 months ago, and finally the lease ended and they are out.Along the way, the tenants refused to pay an extra fee for a pet they were keeping, didn't pay the last month rent, left a hole in the dry wall form a kick or punch, vacated the apartment two days late and left a mess.
Andrew Jones
Water Damage (Pictures included)
11 May 2012 | 5 replies
It's like when the when termite guys replace a piece a 6' of baseboard molding and charge $250.00.Find out if you have any mold or other serious water damage by knocking down the damaged dry wall.
Uwe K.
How long to paint a room?
4 March 2019 | 36 replies
Longest part would be drying in between coats, really.
Justin K.
New Guy seeking counsel - architecture-development-risk-education
6 February 2013 | 5 replies
Lot slopes and trees can mess up your day as well as soil quality and proximity to waterways.3) Permits and what order those permits are required4) Budgets - the more accurate you can be before you spend, the less hair you will pull out.5) Financing schedule - getting the money isn't so hard as spending it properly.
Steve Wilcox
Liens that do not show up until after closing
26 March 2017 | 20 replies
It was an iffy property that barely met my standards, but I wanted to make a deal (it'd been a 9 month dry spell).
Samuel M.
Locations & Weather?
6 May 2016 | 13 replies
On paper I dont live in a flood zone but everytime it rains I may not be able to get to my car with dry shins.And you need to evaluate the trees on the property.
Nathan Allen
To build or to rebuild... That is the question!!!!!!!
14 July 2016 | 8 replies
I moved all my tenants out to expedite the renovation and that was a big slice of fun right there hahahaha It just about bled me dry as well as drove me crazy.