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Barry Ratliff Wholesaling as a Realtor. Is it recommended or practiced?
2 December 2016 | 9 replies
@Russell Brazil I am not sure if the above satisfies you and is a valid solution for agents. 
Drew Nagda Real Estate Lawyer - Title Question
5 December 2016 | 10 replies
Definitely do not accept a quitclaim deed, you need a warranty deed.
Albert D. First Multi-family Burned Down in Four Months. Help!
3 April 2017 | 51 replies
This will get the work done and no one will abandon the project.HOPE THIS IS OBVIOUS:check with the state for a valid contractors license and existing BOND.ask to see the bondIf you use a GC, make sure the subs are licensed too (have the GC get personal & business name + license number and get that emailed to you.) 
Sonia J. investing in condo/real estate
5 December 2016 | 6 replies
. - Thinking in terms of getting your principal back is certainly valid in some investment, but it's not usually how real estate investors think, because when you invest in a property, that money isn't gone, it's just changed from a cash asset to a real estate asset.
Chris Luksha My realtor says he can't help and Bank of America can't seem to..
5 December 2016 | 12 replies
A deed has to have consideration to be valid even if it is for administrative purposes which this on seems to beMy guess is this property was an FHA loan that was foreclosed on and BofA was collecting on the FHA insurance with HUD and transferred to them.  
Matt N. Have a purchase contract, Seller wants to fire her Agent!
6 December 2016 | 10 replies
If you have that language lurking somewhere, you still have a valid and enforceable contract, including agent compensation unless the agent is fired for cause.I'm just guessing, but if you signed a purchase agreement in July and still did not have short sale approval by October, the agent did not do his/her job properly.
Gary Cooper Raising Rent on Less-Than-Great Tenants in Rural Texas
5 December 2016 | 9 replies
Giving them valid reasons is a courtesy but you don't have to try to prove it. 
Alessandro Zamai First time Investor from Ontario, Canada
5 December 2016 | 6 replies
I finally stepped in and helped them start using TenantCloud for basic monthly accounting, as well as a way to help track leases and equipment warranties and maintenance. and am looking to take on more responsibility soon.Looking to learn as much as I can to help manage their investments, improve their cashflow, and understand how to evaluate a property for myself as well as for my parents to help them diversify their portfolio with properties outside of this complex.Thanks,Alessandro
Kenneth McKeown Would love to get the thought process of a vet!
9 December 2016 | 4 replies
Most military are not going to rent in the ghettos, although that can be a valid tactic if employed properly.
Bart H. New Member form Dallas
8 December 2016 | 13 replies
Plus you can buy a home warranty if you were truly concerned (even though they will make you pay somehow), they do cover some cost if you just wanted peach of mind and budget.