Adam Wright
Real Referrals for Investor-Friendly Agents
19 January 2016 | 9 replies
Our app is NON-BRAND specific because let’s face it, there are good and bad agents in all brands so we’ve even built-in an agent endorsement program for agents involved in a deal to endorse the other party if they were happy.
Benjamin Winokur
One year later, the story so far...
23 September 2015 | 7 replies
The worst part is that put my trust in, and believed in this person...in that time, I fear that I may have talked others into making the same mistake that I did.
Tony Velez
Ok here's the deal. Can anyone help me analyze this property? TY!
25 September 2015 | 12 replies
Cashflow is attractive though and great price it's a bit older though is the property in good standing also
Drew Clements
Disclosure Requirements for RE Agents Engaged in Wholesaling?
28 September 2015 | 4 replies
As always make sure you disclose that a party to the REPC is a licensed agent.Next, since you need to use the Utah REPC, which is not assignable, you have to either use the assignment addendum, or create your own addendum getting seller's permission to assign.
Devon Woodson
Deal Analyze
25 September 2015 | 2 replies
If party C got it at $140,000, after putting in $30,000 of rehab into it, they can turn this home around for atleast $240,000, probably more. $240,000 x 70% - $30,000 = $138,000.
Mindy Jensen
Investor NOT protected by LLC?!?
28 September 2015 | 53 replies
Then the Funding llc puts a lein on the Funded llc for the value of the loan, This protects the llc from outside lawsuits for them to get anything they have to take care of the lein, or stand in line and wait for it to be paid.
Kwame Searcy
Interesting closing process
25 September 2015 | 3 replies
We have gone through the whole deal of finding a property, running the numbers, getting financing, ect. and were set to close tomorrow (target date for all parties).
Karl Radburn
first flip-not sure how much to do
2 October 2015 | 7 replies
matt did consider buying me out at the start as he wanted the house for him and his family.he eventually decided against for a few reasons.since I was leaning towards keeping the house as a rental,it wouldn't have really been fair to buy me out and keep it.then turn around and sell it in a few years for a Big profit,it would just create bad blood between us.we decided it would be best to keep it strictly business and both profit together.Also,another a big reason was that matts wife is sick of renovating the place and spending money on it,so she now hates the house and said she can't stand being in it now,and wouldn't want to live there....so I'm pretty sure that was a big reason as to why "they" don't want it :DIt is in a nice area and there are much nicer houses on the street than ours that are worth a lot more than ours...so I think if we we're going to sell,it would be worth doing it pretty nice.Thank you Manolo for the idea!
Chan K.
Boston MA - Tenant Accusation and Restraining Order on Landlord
6 October 2015 | 49 replies
A restraining order is covered under Mass General Law Chapter 209a and it is an order that protects someone from being abused by a current or former member of the household or family, and/or that the parties have been in a dating relationship.
Patricio P.
Partnering with Investors on Rehabs
26 September 2015 | 0 replies
What if both parties bring funding to the table, how are you splitting the profits at that point?