All Forum Posts by: Jeffrey Edwards
Jeffrey Edwards has started 2 posts and replied 143 times.
Post: Transitioning from property management company to self managed

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Just to clarify on your post. You said that you are moving out of state...are the properties located in the state that you are leaving?
Post: Would you buy a 3 family with a pool

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
I personally would walk away just from a liability standpoint. Maybe talk to an attorney and insurance contact and view their opinions as well.
Post: Cash out refi on investment property

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Max I've seen is 75%LTV. Maybe look into a HELOC
Post: Structuring A Partnership With A Promissory Note

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Definitely reach out to a real estate attorney and make sure you structure this in a way that you exactly want and expect. Worth the cost now to avoid potential issues later.
Post: legal contracts and templates when buying properties

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Check with a local title company and they should be able to provide you with a standard purchase agreement.
Post: Banks that offer delayed financing?

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Most traditional lenders offer this sort of product. Just remember they typically will only loan you 75% of what you paid for the property and not what the ARV is until "title seasoning" is done (typically 6 months).
Post: New Flooring Request from Tenants

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Sounds like a fair tradeoff to me as long as it's not something crazy that the next tenant would hate. If they are even willing to pay for it, more the better for you!
Post: Holding a note on the sale of a property

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
Definitely talk to a real estate attorney. So many different ways it could go.
Post: Home Inspection Question

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
I haven't heard about this before. What exactly would they be using the infrared scan to detect with hot/cold?
Post: Selling my house and no response from my agent, what can I do?

- Real Estate Broker
- West Bloomfield, MI
- Posts 147
- Votes 77
You should contact their broker and let them know what's going on.