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John Smithey Portland Oregon - selling your unlisted home without agent
16 March 2022 | 8 replies
I, if not in the business, would probably have an attorney review paperwork, etc. to ensure all is legitimate.
Noah Norton Finished High School, What Next?
31 May 2020 | 3 replies
I'm tired of the "hype" and just want to find a legitimate and safe career option.Anyone have a recommendation for what my next step should be?
Hans C Hormann How to price out a Lodge for purchase?
13 December 2022 | 13 replies
Our initial thoughts was to update some of the property to have more amenities to add to the guest experience and to offer it as a wedding venue.
Lauren Wilrich Does this listing look too good to be true?
29 May 2019 | 14 replies
I figured it was not a legitimate listing. 
Westlake John Listing says cash only.
28 June 2020 | 4 replies
Depends on how you state funds, if it's cash at close and you have no financing contingency or "property must meet or beat appraisal", I'm not seeing where it's crucial.If I'm representing a seller and I see cash at close, I'd counter with a request for proof of funds.In the standard RMLS (in Portland forms), they make you call out the E/M, down and financed amount.As far as source of funds for a loan, as long as it's a legitimate loan, unless you're asked for a stipulation, not seeing why disclosing hard money is an item.
Karl Washington How to find a gator lender to fund my EMD?
12 January 2024 | 45 replies
While there are a few of these programs built around people who are (1) successful in the program they’re offering (2) providing a legitimate, ethical way to earn money and (3) honest about the effort, knowledge and experience a customer will need to have a chance at success, the vast majority mislead, lie, or omit one, two or all of the above. 
Greg R. Tenant lied about dog (ESA), then brought to house on first day
23 December 2022 | 64 replies
And you cannot deny a legitimate, prescribed animal.
Matthew Rollo MLS "deals" and negotiating
30 March 2017 | 8 replies
Also, has anyone ever tried actually offering a full or close to full price on a rehab with X day inspection period and hiring a GC to get a legitimate quote then renegotiating price reductions due to repairs?
Evelyn Kop New OOS Investor looking for a Trustworthy Turnkey Company
22 May 2017 | 41 replies
I am looking at properties everywhere, my longer term goals are California, East Coast, and abroad.....to be honest I was thinking of the tax benefits of having properties in those places because they are places I like to visit....maybe naive on my part...right now I want to find a one or a few trusted advisors/providers to purchase cash flowing properties to grow our passive income and portfolio.Hi Evelyn -- those are legitimate concerns.  
Karen Flores Aaron Harding is a Scammer!!
4 May 2018 | 23 replies
I am seeking a joint venture partner, Legitimate partner, for a property that we are about to close on Friday, and it got very shady very quickly after that.