All Forum Posts by: Austin J.
Austin J. has started 30 posts and replied 59 times.
Post: After the sales transaction of a house...

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
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A week before closing after a successful inspection occurred, the ohio sellers house becomes infested with bedbugs. What happens in this situation?
Post: Fee simple defensible, what are some examples of this?

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
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I can't really think of a scenario where someone would sell a property with conditions?
Post: What criteria do you look for when buying real estate?

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
- Posts 59
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I look for multi family property with a cap rate of 10% or better. Have not bought a property as of yet though. What is some other good criteria to look for?
I have found a broker that charges 390 per transaction, and I get 100% commission. No other fees. Located in ohio. Do you think I should look for a lower per transaction fee or is this as good as it gets? I haven't found any lower in pretty extensive research.
Post: Taking prelicensing courses- totally screwed on the math part

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
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How big was the math section on your exam? Are there any ways to make the math seem easier? Or do you generally have to be good at math to pass this thing? I can memorize terms and definitions all day long but when it comes to any type of math problem not utilizing the "T-method" I become useless lol
Post: Taking my prelicensing courses, stumped by this question

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
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Which does NOT describe a real property interest for a limited period of time?
A-defeasible fee estate
B-leasehold estate
C-life estate
D-life estate pur autre vie
I answered A, because the time is not limited as long as certain conditions do not occur. But the correct answer is B. How is this true? A leasehold estate is for a limited period of time is it not?
Post: Taking prelicensing courses, stumped by this question.

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
- Posts 59
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Which does NOT describe a real property interest for a limited period of time?
A-defeasible fee estate
B-leasehold estate
C-life estate
D-life estate pur autre vie
I answered A, because the time is not limited as long as certain conditions do not occur. But the correct answer is B. How is this true? A leasehold estate is for a limited period of time is it not?
Post: Taking my pre-licensing courses online, stumped by this question.

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
- Posts 59
- Votes 6
Which does NOT describe a real property interest for a limited period of time?
A-defeasible fee estate
B-leasehold estate
C-life estate
D-life estate pur autre vie
I answered A, because the time is not limited as long as certain conditions do not occur. But the correct answer is B. How is this true? A leasehold estate is for a limited period of time is it not?
Post: Getting your real estate license as an investor

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
- Posts 59
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Ivy Wang I truly appreciate your insightful replies. You always handle my stupid questions with such grace. Haha thank you!! It's like you are watching me grow up, I'll make you proud! Lol
Post: Getting your real estate license as an investor

Austin J.Posted
- Canton, OH
- Posts 59
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Ivy Wang great point. I am very new to real estate! I assumed that I could buy many properties through them? Perhaps from another agent (the listing agent) within their brokerage? Maybe i do not quite understand the process thoroughly.