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Ryan D Whole Life Insurance & Real Estate
13 June 2016 | 120 replies
Then, when you're in your 50-60s, hopefully your children are self-sufficient and you have saved enough (or have enough passive income) to support a spouse long-term if something should happen to you.So, I say to take your money and put into higher yielding investments in the short-term, get term life when you have dependent children, and plan wisely to ensure you have the money to support family when you hit 60+...Just my opinion, though I've heard similar from plenty of financial advisors...
Tia Bible GOT ADVICE? Please help a new real estate investor!
2 December 2010 | 2 replies
My immediate plan was to take this grad school time to completely develop & package this idea then sale the hell out of it with a kickass business plan package, economy impact, schedules, concept site plan & renderings, all while showing and ensuring that I'm creditable, talented, and completely capable of getting the project completed & cash flowing.
Jak Dadi Form question
3 December 2010 | 2 replies
Hello Curits,From what I understand now, the non profit agency gets the SSI check from the federal body, ( am told the it is not uncommon for a non profit social services agency to receive the funds on behalf of a beneficiary) and then cashs the check and ensure that the rent is paid.
Sunshine S. Room Definitions
2 December 2010 | 2 replies
As i said we plan to renovate to a good standard with necessary permits etc but if i knew this informaiton it would help in the planning to ensure that the property is more marketable when we plan to sell. sorry for what may seem like a stupid question but we not from your market and so your common knowledge is not common to us.Thanks in advance.
Myka M. Investment Proposal Templates
3 December 2010 | 4 replies
A simple, catchy, snappy title will ensure that an investor will open his email and read your entire investment proposal that he receives through Venture Giant.
Peter Haymond What's your best advice for those working a full time job to get into REI?
5 December 2010 | 5 replies
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Bill W Is LLC really neccesary
12 December 2010 | 18 replies
Also, doing so will probably generate a conversation that all of the involved parties need to have, just to ensure everyone is on the same page.
Marlene May closing and the holidays
17 December 2010 | 6 replies
If it's your closing company, you shouldn't have any problems whatsoever pushing through the closing in the next three weeks (assuming there are no surprises during the title search).If you're using the seller's closing company, it really depends on how busy they are and how high they've prioritized your file.If you really want to close on schedule, call the closing company tomorrow (or have your agent do it) and find out where they are in the process, and then call every day to follow-up to ensure they are making progress.And, in the future, use your own closing company if closing on schedule is high priority...it makes things a lot easier and MUCH faster...
Chris Martin SDIRA Year end Fair Market Value
18 December 2010 | 9 replies
Fair Market Valuation (FMV) forms are required to ensure end-of-year account values are correct."
Sam M. What sort of Monopoly is this?
22 December 2010 | 16 replies
If one of our buyers insists on using their own lender (only about 20% of the time), we include a stipulation in the contract that that we reserve the right to contact their lender, get a copy of their credit report and do whatever investigation we feel is necessary to ensure they are qualified buyers.