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Dion DePaoli Whole Loan Mortgage Trading Group on BP - Open
20 July 2012 | 31 replies
And the next question will be about fractionalized, breaking down several notes to a yield to maturity, matching yields and risks and other aspects to a WAM and distribution......ooops, sorry WAM is weighted average maturity.But this all comes about in portfolio transactions and management, Dion, there probably aren't three people here on BP that are pricipals in bulk sales, been a long time since I did.
Christopher Edwards Managing a property from far away
10 June 2012 | 5 replies
If your properties are vacant because of lease maturity you have two years to plan for that event, have him start looking 60 days out to line up the worker.
Steve K Tax Deed Auction - Experiences?
29 July 2012 | 4 replies
Tax deed auctions are interesting Ive only acutally attended two one in a local I say metro area and one out in the country.In metro areas there seems to be buyer groups that have big bucks ready to plop down by the end of the auction or before the clerk closes that day(some say 24 hours) So if your trying to out bid them on something they want forget it.You'll see one guy who will spend maybe $300-400,000 sombody else may do the same.But out in the hinterlands they ususally don't go but there are local horse traders that know a good deal and have deep pockets.
Bill Brady How do I turn my property cash flow positive?
13 June 2012 | 16 replies
You said it was rented for 100 bucks more than most others.
Robert Steele At what point is tenant not responsible for paint and carpet condition
22 November 2021 | 26 replies
. :)Oh well, I might have put my foot in my mouth but I guess it is better to be honest and fair than try to scam a few extra bucks.
Levi Gale Paying individuals
17 June 2012 | 18 replies
There are services out there who handle much of the payroll process for a few bucks a month, so it's not as daunting as it may seem, but it does cost you money in extra taxes, overhead and possibly insurance.2.
Kelly Koenig Understanding the Pet Deposit
19 June 2012 | 9 replies
Sorry but to answer your question you will probably have to refund the 50 bucks because you didn’t specify that it was "Non refundable" but seek legal advice as every state is different.
Brandon L. multi-family investment software recomendations
19 June 2012 | 3 replies
www.rentalsoftware.com is one of the best I have seen for the money.I paid a one time fee of 97.00 bucks and you are sent the copy on a cd.I have been using it for about 3 years now.This is important because other companies charge a monthly fee or only have online access to reports.This bilks you out of tons of money over time.The guy that owns the rental software program is a CPA in Georgia and he answers his phone if you have questions about it.You can do your own excel stuff but I like this program for it's ease of use and makes a nice .pdf report from the excel program.I looked at a bunch of programs before settling on this one.
David Alyea Advice on hard money deal
20 June 2012 | 13 replies
SInce you are not a lender, licensed and in the business of lending, you should not be charging any points or origination fees, more trouble than a few hundred bucks!
Sierra Murphy Anyone Familiar with the company U.S. Home Searchers
20 June 2012 | 1 reply
The company offers zip code leads for only five bucks a month.