All Forum Posts by: Josh Green
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Post: Finance a house flip with 100% HELOC

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i say go with the heloc. your minimum payment on the heloc for 150k is about $337 a month. talk about cheap money! most car payments are more than this.
you can swing that payment no problem (even if you just took an extra 5k out and threw it in an account for a year to take payments from).
if it were me though, instead of doing one $150k house, i'd probably do two $75k houses or 3 $50k. diversify a bit.
Post: Baseball Playoffs 2010 - any thoughts?

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GO RAYS!!!!
Post: Student Loan defaults

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Originally posted by RJ M:
i'm very surprised to hear this....
i've heard of loans being brought 'current' on the credit report after going into deferment or forbearance, but never heard of the lates being cleared. this is not the norm.
Post: rental duplex is dirty - can I back off?

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i get the impression that you were looking more for a way out of the lease for some other reason.
dirt can be cleaned.
Post: Serious Misinformation

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Originally posted by Donna Drake:
The contract doesn't say anything about it being a cash offer. Just says 2000K down in EM, and 86K buyer's additional down payent for buyer's funds. 92K Balance of purchase price from my buyers new loan.
Nothing about cash. I guess if she walks since the inspection scared her, and she is not here so I can show all is well I get nothing. Right?
Thanks for your answers. I would love to keep the EM if we get to that point from the BS presented. I'm learning.
She wanted everything fixed on the inspection. Some truly stupid things I will not do. I won't fix what ain't broke.
Important things are done.
Thanks for your reply's.
am i reading it correctly that the contract states that they are paying the balance with a loan?
with that being said, the contract would also (typically) mention a loan contigency. key word--- typically
Post: Vendor never billed me for work done

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there is a HUGE difference between not paying someone because they haven't billed you and not paying someone who has.
i think the poor business reputation is on the non-billing party.
the right thing is to run a business like a business and expect others to do the same.
Post: Vendor never billed me for work done

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i guess i'm not understanding why u are begging to pay people that obviously don't want to be paid?
Post: question about cash flow on rentals

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Originally posted by Jayme Tlaloc:
paying for your own cashflow does not make a deal.
Post: Hello From - Tampa, FL

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hi patrick! welcome to BP. i'm also in the tampa area.
Post: It's one of "those" days today...

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there are some bonds and bond funds that are producing decent returns (some upwards of 10% taxable equivalent yields). legally, i can't get into specifics though. check with your broker.