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Andrew Smith How to interview property managers and determine the best one?
5 May 2019 | 2 replies
Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.
Sylvia B. Any complaints about VRBO's website from your guests?
24 April 2019 | 9 replies
Here is a screenshot of the first:This is paid in full, but nowhere does it indicate that I've paid anything at all.Here is the second one:Again, no indication of what I've paid, or what my actual balance is.According to VRBO the service fee is to, "help Vrbo provide a safer and more secure booking experience, coupled with 24/7 customer support throughout your trip." 
Michael Vaughn Restarting a failed foreclosure
23 April 2019 | 7 replies
@Chad UrbshottSometimes it doesn’t take a savvy attorney but one who is similar to an ambulance chaser and the moment your servicer contacts or attempts to collect they have their attorney file FDCPA violations against you, then sue you in federal court and file a 60Page claim against everyone that ever owned the loan.
Jay Hinrichs ANother Shout out to Property Radar
24 April 2019 | 1 reply
So with North established google earth with lot lines and an over lay of TOPO this becomes even better.the other thing that would be cool if able would be to over lay the US forest services section land and ownership over lay.. right now I have to use the big map I get at the forestry department.. this is critical because so much forest land is checker boarded with state federal and BLM ..
Jonathan Klemm Newbie Landlord Fears?
5 May 2019 | 17 replies
We now have two extended stay fully furnished rentals, decked out with the finest furnishings and twice a month cleaning services
Nathan Gesner Biggest reason for losing money?
24 April 2019 | 22 replies
@Kris Langlois thanks for your service.
La'Crystal Hicks pre foreclosure but no date
23 April 2019 | 4 replies
Let it go to sale.You are spinning your wheels if you are trying to get any information from the foreclosure trustee or the lender/servicer.
Ivan Sarabia Homeowners insurance question
23 April 2019 | 3 replies
@Ivan Sarabia If you were looking for landlord insurance for rental properties, try contacting SES Insurance Brokerage Services, Inc.
Dana Powell Is this quote for a no-doc jumbo 30-yr fixed loan competitive?
23 April 2019 | 0 replies
My only income is the rent and about $25k in consulting work.A local originator has quoted me the following for a no-doc loan:Closing costs per property:3% Origination fee (he said he may reduce this since I'm refi 2 loans)$750 legal doc fee$2950 servicing feeStarting Rate on a 30 yr fixed with interest only 1st 5 yrs: 6.25% LTVs <= 60% 6.75% for LTVs > 60% and <=70% 7.25% for LTVs > 70% and <=75% 7.50% for LTVs > 75% Adjustments: 0.50% added for borrower cash-out 0.25% added if borrow• 0.25% added if borrower / guarantor FICO is between 650-699 Are these fees and terms reasonable? 
Dawn Batts Investing starting with a lump of around $500k
2 May 2019 | 24 replies
You would defer a lot of taxes, have a spendthrift trust that would protect your family long after your grandchildren are gone and you could earn substantial returns on the loans you make which would be serviced by a 3rd party company.