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Ramek Llah Month To Month Or Lease Agreements?
21 February 2016 | 8 replies
My advisor recommends month to month for the simple fact, the process of eviction is quicker.
Jannelle Nevels Purchasing HUD Properties
3 March 2016 | 15 replies
At a minimum, a home usually must pass a 4-point inspection to qualify for insurance (and thus financing), so if a house needs something as simple as a new roof or a new a/c or furnace (which is very often the case with REOs), it kills the deal for conventional, FHA, or VA financing. 
James Ryan Getting started in Multifamily Investing
25 February 2016 | 19 replies
If that was the case then the duplex would be better, on paper any way, but then on the other side the duplex is spreading your risk over only two units so if you loose a tenant that is half of your income, where as in a quad when you lose a tenant its only 25% of your income.
Robert T. Property Management Fees
21 February 2016 | 54 replies
I like simple.
Andrew Nelson what is the process to get a property section 8 approved?
25 February 2016 | 10 replies
Andrew Nelson It's a fairly simple process in Ohio.
James Canavan Cap rate
22 February 2016 | 13 replies
Cap rate is simple.  
Robert Andrade Mortgage attorney neede
20 February 2016 | 11 replies
Sometimes all the papers are signed late in the evening too late to record and I just run to the registry first thing in the am.Last purchase closing that I did, everything was signed by 10 am but the mortgage company did not wire in the funds until noon.
Nina V. Section 8-First time landlord and already in trouble! Please help
29 March 2016 | 61 replies
Did she say so or did you already get paper work?
Arnie Guida How Long Do You Want To Do It?
13 March 2016 | 16 replies
You may consider starting out by doing some hard money loans to local flippers, or selling some of your units with seller financing to carry the paper.
Christopher Vargas My 1ST TWO DEALS in Orlando & Central Florida
26 February 2016 | 19 replies
I used Listsource to create a list of 212 Absentee Owners with equity.I went driving for dollars for about a month and compiled an extra 20 contacts to mail.Then I used Google to compile a good letter I wanted to use as a mailerI used plain white printing paper with a red font (looks like handwriting)Bought stamps and labels at a discount from Ebay (and used Ebates.com for an extra 1% cash back)I also used a local company to print 200 one color one sided bandit signs for $185.03 total (free pickup, no shipping costs)And got H-stakes from Home Depot for roughly $0.30 each1st dealI got a call from someone way out in Lakeland, FL.