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Sam Leon New FEMA flood maps rezoning
16 February 2019 | 16 replies
I guess it is liability, the agent can't be looking up a map on the screen and make a decision that may be subjected to errors and interpretation.However my flood insurance is bought from FEMA, FEMA is the one publishing the new flood maps, I find it insane that I need to hire a professional surveyor to tell interpret FEMA maps, give me a piece of paper so I can give it to the insurance agent, who will then update their information to ask FEMA to adjust accordingly.Also, there is one property where I am partially in one zone and partially in another zone.This property I am like 85% in ZONE X (lower risk) and 15% in ZONE AE (higher risk). 
Stephanie Terry First deal didn't go through.
18 September 2014 | 6 replies
That is the type of project to take on, out of love, once you are a wealthy and philanthropic real estate investor and want to enjoy bringing a piece of history back to life.
Nuno Leitao Tax advices
9 July 2015 | 0 replies
Hey guys, good eveningI finished made now an appointment with a tax and fiscal specialist to help me clear up if I should start buying in individual name or form a company to own the properties, also with the legal details to form a company, what type and so on.Now because I don't want to just ear what she has to tell me, it would be great to make some clever questions, to have clever answers :DMy basic thought is the following:150.000 € in 25 years costs about 800€ per month ( that's something that me and my wife believe we can afford since we pay now house rent 620€ )The idea is to buy a house that I can live but I can also rent other house in the same "complex", ( I thought about a farm were you normally have 2 or 3 separate buildings in the same property; one to rent, other to live, and I can even rent the land for agricultural purposes.  )With the money from the rent we can build up a money mass that allows us to repeat, buy a second property multi-familiar again maybe, and so on until i'm financial free and be able to live from the rents, stopping working on my day job and focusing on the properties management.Now there are two hypothesis to own the properties, individual name or one or more companies to own them.
Clinton Holmes Crack Along Edge of Shower
24 July 2015 | 5 replies
Is this a one piece shower surround, the kind you mount directly to the studs? 
Jerry Daniels Buying Property in my hometown
24 July 2015 | 3 replies
My Mothers home and the second property could be purchased for around $40,000 a piece.
A Bee Buy adjacent R3 zoned duplex?
27 July 2015 | 2 replies
I'd give extra value to a piece of land that also gave you an additional access point (eg. a corner).Best of luck,A
Pavlos Kasselouris Implementing a 1031 exchange
31 July 2015 | 1 reply
Since a 1031 exchange officially begins with the sale of a piece of investment property and you only have 45 days from that day to created your list of potential purchases and a total of 180 days to complete the process it can be daunting.  
Zulma Calderon My aunt wants to change Her Windows. fimpact Windows . I think they are ripping her off A salemans came and sold a Goodstory
2 August 2015 | 6 replies
She has de glass Windows that look like mini blinds an The air comes trough each sepárate piece of glass.  
Aaron Liu How the Right Fencing Can Add Value to Your Home?
15 June 2015 | 0 replies
There are many homes in the market from which you can get an idea to add bits and pieces of design and style to the exterior theme of your house.
Siddharth Shastri My First Rehab: A Duplex - Fixed, Refi'd and Rented !!
1 April 2016 | 27 replies
Really shows how some elbow grease and determination can turn a piece of coal into a diamond.