Steve Burt
Adverse Selection
When sourcing notes, how do investors account for adverse selection? Surely no bank would sell a note that they feel they could internally refinance or cure.
Mark Lenox
How often do banks negotiate during contingency?
Hi, all.Comments from any experienced investors out there would be greatly appreciated. Here's my situation:My offer of $168,500 on a foreclosure was accepted last week. The Seller is the bank, not Fannie, Freddie o...
Gerald D To
Buying from a wholesaler and the DUE DILIGENCE process
Hello BiggerPockets forum!
So we're fairly new to real estate investing and will potentially be working with an out of state wholesale brokerage in Tampa FL for the first time. Wondering if there is any advice or re...
Mark Ferron
Light Flip for an Inherited Property
Investment Info:
Single-family residence fix & flip investment.
Cash invested: $10,000
Sale price: $156,000
I worked with an out of state family in an estate situation. The home had a lot of def...
Jim Young
Limited Warranty Deed, No Disclosures. - Risks?
I'm looking at a property in Atlanta. The MLS Private Notes contain the following: "Seller to provide Limited Warranty Deed. No Disclosures". What risks should I be thinking about? Would this be considered clean ti...
Raphael Collazo
Quantitative easing 2020: Is it 2008 all over again?
With the Fed’s announcement of “quantitative easing” measures, many people believe we’re about to experience the 2008 recession all over again. However, this is not likely the case. These policies have been enacted to...
Sebastian Hernandez
REAL ESTATE AGENT SUGGESTIONS?
Hello BP community!I am a new to Real Estate investing, particularly interested in HouseHacking in NJ. Any real estate agent suggestions with househacking expertise?Thank you!!!
Chase Hancock
Is an SRPD necessary when buying "as-is" and off-market?
I'm wondering in Nevada, if it's necessary that a seller fills out a SRPD when it's an AS-IS off-market transaction? I've been told it's only required if it's not AS-IS and it's on the market.
Roy Mitle
Backing out from a contract
If you file an offer w/o putting in earnest deposit, are you allowed to back off later on and not be liable - legally or financiallySay you put in offer and the offer gets accepted but no money has changed hands. Befo...
Nick Versetto
6flat help with new value after rents raised please
I'm looking at a 6-flat that's listed for 600k with gross income of 68,400. My question is if I raise the rents and bring the gross income to 86,400 what's the equation I use to calculate the new value? The reason I...