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Travis H. Procrastination in REI
7 April 2015 | 2 replies
They say "procrastination is the thief of time" and underlying it is usually fear of the unknown(i.e rejection by seller on low ball offers,losing money in a deal).Get educated and stick around successful investors who are actively demonstrating what is possible in rei
John Pruner LF name of Chicago Southland turnkey company
17 February 2016 | 3 replies
@John PrunerWe are not very active on Bigger Pockets hence my inability to correctly tag you 9 months back!
Tareq Khreim New Guy from Central Massachusetts
8 April 2015 | 17 replies
I used to like cars too but it seems like every time I started shopping for a cool car I ended up buying a house instead.There is a pretty active REIA that meets in Worcester if you google black diamond Worcester you can find it. 
Fantasia Bowser Do all owners of the house need to sign P&S agreement
4 April 2015 | 2 replies
@Fantasia BowserYou have been given the proper answer, but on a side note, as it appears you may not be entirely familiar with basic contract law, you may be lacking some critical knowledge in other investing areas too so it would be wise to consider partnering on your first 5 or 6 deals with an active local investor so you can learn how to properly enter and exit a transaction without causing yourself potentially serious ramifications. 
Shannon Fong Baltimore City Investors a few questions from a new investiors.
7 April 2015 | 20 replies
Not to mention that it goes from passive income to active income. 
RJ Laskin when to short sale?
7 April 2015 | 4 replies
How about getting your RE lincense and show as an active real estate professional on your taxes?
Jake Langley Transitioning Army Officer in SoCal
7 April 2015 | 7 replies
My husband is active duty and we are buy and hold investors.
Tabor Tollefson Condo: 3 years arrears, owe $140k-bank, $14k HOA, worth $40k
6 April 2015 | 5 replies
I think you're ok as just a salesperson if you're working under a broker that supervises your activities
Account Closed Seller playing 'hard to get'
12 April 2015 | 10 replies
He is somewhat quite elderly but surprisingly firm and active; is an 'out of towner' and did mention his previous tenant where a pain so the property has been vacant multiple years for this reason (at least that's what he tells me). 
Casey Maib Newbie trying to run numbers on trip-plex
6 April 2015 | 2 replies
this would be my first deal and i am not sure if its even worth looking at.listing price is 795,000 (i would offer lower) which is comparable to sfh in the same area.first unit rents at 2400 1b/1bsecond unit rents at 1800 1b/1bthird unit is not permitted and currently rents at 800(this would be my residence in a house hack situation)property tax is 3300 a yearthis is a older house that has been maintained(new roof/siding/kitchens)with little experience i would say this is a b+ a- house in a B B+ neighborhoodproperty is in downtown Napa which gets a lot of tourist activity vacation rentals go for 300 per night averagefinancing is through a partnership passive investor using 200,000 down to get tradition financing title will be in my nameit must be noted this is the first house i have seen with any cash flow. listing prices are high, stock is low and people buy for appreciationthis house is nowhere near the 50% or 2% rules am i crazy for looking at itthanks in advance and let me know if i need to give more infoCasey