Over the past few years as I travel the country, I hear more and more people saying that their municipalities are now requiring Landlords to let the city into their rental properties. On top of that, the Landlor...

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I am a financial planner. Took all the CFP courses and passed the test. Very (VERY) little of the course material focused on real estate as an investment. Stocks, bonds, and insurance products were covered in detail (...

I am looking at making an offer on a property in Batavia, NY. It's a 2900sq. ft. 5bedroom, 2bath in a so-so area. The comparables are from 70k to 90k. I am looking at living in the property for around two years ...

Hello Everyone,I'm interested in purchasing my first investment property in Chicago next year.  Trying to gather some thoughts/opinions on the market and maybe some specific neighborhoods to research further.I'm curre...

I'm a new wholesaler in Virginia, I've done excessive research and I'm almost 110% positive you don't need a license to simply do a seller/buyer contract and then assign it to my investor. just wanna make sure I'm cor...

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Keel vs. Gordon Properties
Submitted by rhagp on Wed, 10/24/2012 - 14:13
Keel vs. Gordon Properties is the opinion of Larry Southall and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Rental Housing Association...

Hello everyone. I am scheduling the course I need to take in order to become a licensed real estate agent. The goals are....#1. Use this profession to get as involved as possible in real estate. #2. Raise cash to...

Our process is to use a broker to originate all of our loans. We fund the deal and then the Note and Deed of Trust are assigned to us at closing. Pretty standard stuff.

The DOT and Assignment of course must be reco...