Hello there!I have a question about the search function. What am I doing wrong? I type in my keywords.Press search. Get some  results but the result are fairly old, so I choose "Latest" from the sort by menu. And I ge...

Just receive a letter from the city, they will be doing a improvement project and is asking us to grant access to the property that tenant is living in. Does anyone has experience on that? and know what happens if we ...

Creating a website is pretty simple and quick, but does anyone have any recommendations on how to market your website, without paying a fortune??I created a simple introductory web page from weebly. I plan to purchase...

A county in NJ is going to begin foreclosure using Eminent Domain on a property that I hold a tax lien on. Does anyone know if the lien gets paid off or whether I get stripped?Appreciate the feedback.Regards,Glenn

Hi. Would you purchase a SFR, that's a fixer and allow the tennent to occupy the property for 3 years? If so, what would be your terms?  

Hi,We bought a triplex in March 2016. Appraised at $225,000 we bought it for $198,000  needed a roof, and updating. We replaced the roof down to the plywood. Second floor tenant moved out whcih gave us a chance to com...

Hey everyone,I am getting ready to send out a new marketing campaign to absentee wholesale leads. Below is what our new postcard mailer looks like. We wanted to keep it simple, and to the point. Any thoughts, or criti...

My previous website was created via Wix and is about a year old now. With that site, the only way I used to drive traffic to it was through an Google Adwords campaign with a budget of $5/Day. Which has given me a coup...

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Worst news of all for the homeowners: “The home has been declared a public nuisance and therefore the county does not have to reimburse the owners, who were...

This is a legitimate case of condemnation for public use.

Here is the deal. An eminent domain move by the village will reduce our site by approximately 10%. We need to determine the fair market value of the land ...