I had a property under contract and the closing documents were sent to the seller and she seems to be refusing to sign and return. She is ignoring phone calls and clearly avoiding me.I'm certain that she's changed her...

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I've got two rental properties that I'm about to put into LLCs via Land Trusts. I'm pretty confident this will take care of my concerns about homeowner liability and the "due on sale" clause.

My remaining c...

What are the medium and long term effects of the pandemic on the note business?My thoughts:Our business is not going away. There were lots of reasons this was a good business before and there will be for the future. D...

Potential buyer is looking at a commercial property with poor trailing performance, so it will not qualify for a new loan. It is mortgaged. The seller is willing to be creative, but not do anything that might trigge...

Hello All!I have questions specifically for those who have completed any training through Eddie Speed... A little background on my company- we are family run and invest in multi units and do a flip here and there. We ...

Hello! I am a relatively new agent (6 months or so) and I am wanting to get into listing REO properties and do some BPO's as well to get started.  I have read a little bit about how to get started but I am by no means...

There is a new law that went into effect as of September 1, 2008. It affects buildings outside of any city limits. Collin County was only one of two counties in the state that had a county inspection program. Now, any...

I have an existing Buy and Hold Rental business, but looking to expand into Private Lending and Performing Notes.The question I have is, is it typically ok from a tax perspective to hold Rentals and Notes in the same ...

I guess I'm really looking to find out if commercial landlords know...what businesses are making good money these days?

Hoping to hear all feedback from anyone who has had experience, positive or negative, with purchasing non-performing notes / non-performing loans.  Thank you.