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David J. How do I buy a house from an executor.
11 September 2013 | 3 replies
I presume that you are trying to buy the asset (the real estate) not the heir's share of the inheritance.Your executor should be named in the Will (to execute the wishes of the decedent).
Andrew L. Dealing With Spanish Speaking Tenants
13 September 2013 | 4 replies
Lots of insurance agents hire spanish speaking staff to take advantage of the large clientel whom only speak Spanish.
Simon W. Title/Closing out of States
13 September 2013 | 2 replies
It can happen at the title company office, in the home, on a boat or even in another country....provided a Notary Public is present for the execution of the paperwork.
Daniel L. Effective Use of Friendly Options in Lieu of Other Controlled Equity Stripping Strategies
13 September 2013 | 3 replies
v=258RirsQDMESpecific to my situation, I would be closing on the purchase contract with a land trust with an uber trusted friend as trustee.My family member would create their own land trust, have their own uber trusted trustee, and write up the option contract.Being a land trust they would just be contracting for my beneficial interest of course.I view this strategy as having the following benefits:1.A little privacy (yes, I’ll won’t mistakenly pay the taxes in my name :)2.Locking in the option price of the property at the lowest possible denomination for future transfer before appreciation racks up.3.Protects equity growth from appreciation…not as good as a properly executed friendly shared appreciation mortgage but still a minor deterrent for (frivolous/abusive lawsuits).4.The option will need a buyback or cancel clause I could execute & record the wipe in event that I want to 3rd party refi/collateralize/ELOC the property.A later option could again be recorded after the refi etc.I have a zillion tedious but relevant questions regarding this strategy I’ll add following this lead post.FYI Like I said I’ve got the SLCC & liability insurances under wraps.I really want to pick apart the friendly options strategy so I can help detail considerations to other investors otherwise considering the use of friendly options.
Matthew B. Direct Mailings: Real Estate Licensee Disclosure
15 January 2019 | 19 replies
But, if you are marketing as a Principal, not as an agent, you have to disclose "prior to substantive negotiations" not at first contact, but also not simply prior to contract execution.
Chris Masons Investing passive Real Estate income elsewhere....
23 September 2013 | 18 replies
The executives make the decision and you live with it.
Shiva M. 2Unit property with existing tenants - need advice
19 September 2013 | 5 replies
Your attorney may recommend you receive these written and executed statements from each tenant prior to closing so that you know from each tenant what they feel and understand is their agreements and the conditions of the property.To repeat myself, just the way you communicate with tenants is regulated by unique laws in the state where the property is located.
Account Closed Paint a brick fireplace??
27 September 2013 | 29 replies
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McKenzie Benson Townhouse or House as first rental
21 October 2014 | 10 replies
If you can get info on account receivables (only in executive session) you can find out if association is having difficulty collecting dues and thus, tell you what kind of problems they're having.
Aaron Beatty Offer on property
20 September 2013 | 10 replies
First thing is to execute a purchase agreement.