All Forum Posts by: Andrew Bosworth
Andrew Bosworth has started 24 posts and replied 157 times.
Post: End of Summer Reading List

- Rental Property Investor
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Thanks John!
Post: End of Summer Reading List

- Rental Property Investor
- Harrisburg, PA
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Any REI reading suggestions while at the beach for a week? I have three kids...so I 'm not looking to dive into anything overly technical.
Last summer was 4 Hour Work Week...
Post: Determining Offer on MHP

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Bryan,
A year later... What offer price did you decide on? Did you get property?
Post: Investment loans

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The sales contract can list the LLC from the start - this will help you avoid transfer taxes in the future (when switching the property from your name to the LLC's). The loan is still going to be personally guaranteed, but the sales agreement can list the LLC.
Post: Newbie from Milpitas, Bay Area CA

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Welcome to Bigger Pockets Ezra!
I'd be curious to hear why you chose to buy a property in Harrisburg, PA!
Post: E & O Insurance - Wholesaling Real Estate?

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Michael,
I am an insurance agent in PA. I would recommend calling a few local agencies and see what they can offer in the way of E&O insurance. This is fairly common insurance coverage, which most agencies should be able to quote for you. Lloyd's of London is probably not your best option as they tend to be on the higher end price wise.
Andrew
Post: How I flipped my way through the 1st deal with one hand

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Great job Huy!
Post: Does insurance pay for legal help?

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Scott P,
Read the wording of your policy. If still unclear, call your agent. Most P&C policies include legal defense. Some companies provide defense outside of the policy limits, while others include within the policy limits. For instance: Your General Liability limit per occurrence is probably $1,000,000. That means for any one covered claim (peril) you have a $1,000,000 of coverage. Depending on how your policy is structured (every company does it differently), your defense limits are either included within that $1,000,000 limit of coverage, while other companies provide the full $1,000,000 of coverage for damages, then provide additional defense limits outside the $1,000,000.
Again, I would recommend checking with your agent to clarify.
Post: Buy Back Option

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Steve,
Thanks for this link. As a newbie this is an eye-opener; certainly not the type of thing you expect people to do to others. Maybe I'm naïve.
This dialogue is just further proof of the value of BP. Great community here!
Post: Newbie Harrisburg PA/ Charlotte NC

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- Harrisburg, PA
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Hi Andre. Harrisburg welcomes you too! Are you doing any investing in the area?