All Forum Posts by: Scott Mclaren

Well since the population of the United States continues to increase and just about everybody wants a roof over there heads, I think real estate is pretty safe.

I have used Kathy Davis for foreclosing and evictions in St Louis. She is sharp and knows her stuff.

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You need to know which of these liens is foreclosing. If it is the first lien , meaning the one recorded first, then the other liens will be wiped out in a foreclosure sale.  

When  had my license back in the last boom. I had my license with Gary Call Real Estate . No fees except for a 275 transaction fees for every closed transaction. No office no other real support but just that one fee. It depends what you are looking for , but that worked well for me. Gary's son Josh opened Call Realty and it had a similar arrangement then. I don't know what they have going now but they might be an option. These 2 had probably hundreds of agents in the valley back then. 

Great topic. I will be furnishing a place I have in 4 months when the long term tenant moves out. What is a good mattress to use in a vacation rental? I was looking at Tuft and Needle site. I like that they come in a smaller box so easier to move . Does anyone have any experience with these mattresses.

Interesting. Here in Arizona the Governor just signed into law that not municipalities can hinder short term rentals.

i would talk to the county building department and see what it would take to get a permit or if they would even issue one. Then i would talk to insurance agent about costs and feasibility. Good luck!

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it is not an Arizona thing, it is a lender issue. It most likely the lender wanting to review docs then fund. Talk to you MLO.

I have bought and foreclosed 2 notes. They weren't started on foreclosure though. My question to you is, how do you get access to those notes from those big guys?

I am new in this and always looking to learn more about sources for notes.

Kevin, thank you for your input on this topic. I have been wondering about this licensing issue ever since I bought my first note. Getting to AZ in particular, if the loan in question does not have an escrow account and is residential, then I wonder if there is any state registration/ licensing requirements? FCI is registered as a corporation in AZ , that is all I can find on them. Not sure if that is required .

It seems like our federal government is out to make things complicated as possible.    What's new huh.?