When negotiating a real estate deal, it's important to keep in mind that you have leverage. For instance, if you're looking to purchase a property that has been on the market for some time, the seller may be eager to ...

The only thing I'm able to find is a basic PA for a one time buyer. I'm looking for something with language for due diligence, seller to provide access/keys to unit upon acceptance, subject to approval of partner, ec...

Inception (o.o) an entity within an entity!My father owns 8 Real Estate Properties and rambled on for a period of time about how he has everything within Trusts separately. As a cryptic man, my father didn't really go...

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I am in a predicament. I have a tenant whom singed an 18 month lease and due to circumstances he could not control, he had no choice but to join the armed services to help provide strong healthcare for che...

I am a complete newbie. I have recently inherited a single family home that I would like to use as my initial property with plans to expand rental portfolio. Should I transfer this home in to my name initially or shou...

As part of my Lease with a tenant, I require that they provide me with a good e-mail address and cell phone number as well as indicate weather they agree to accept texts on that number.  They are further required to n...

How many purchase offers is to much to throw on one realtor? I’m wanting to put in more offers to have numbers in my favor, but I’m looking for the line not to cross if there is one. I’m curious about home many deals ...

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So I have an offer accepted, I'm looking to close in 30 days on a multi-family in the Cleveland area. I'm curious on how to go about paying the down payment so that I will not potentially trigger a "due on ...

I’m looking for a bank, preferably in Delaware, that accepts Series LLC formation where I can open separate accounts for the individual series. They would be considered “protected series”, not “registered series”, so ...

Once an offer is accepted and the contract Is signed does that suffice for the title company or does the contract have to be notarize?

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