All Forum Posts by: Georgia H.

Soheil,

If you need a real estate attorney who is also an investor; who does have his own title company, give Anthony C. Onwuanibe -- Attorney at Law a call.  Since he is not a member in this forum, I can't post his contact information but look him up since he is local in Maryland. 

Since he's in the same line of business, I am sure he can assist somehow.  

When I needed some advise from an attorney he spoke to me in great detail.   Hopefully, he can be of some assistance to you.  

I hope this information helps, have a blessed weekend! 

Welcome to BP @Don Hilton!

Congratulations James -- keep up the good work!!  Now you are making me realize that I am NOT working hard enough!  Let me start burning the midnight oil.

I am trying to get more motivated sellers to go to my website and someone mentioned I should have "A Call to Action." They also asked whether or not I had a free report that I could offer.  Can anyone point me in the right direction where I can get some free reports from?  Is there a website out there for something like this?

The title company that I use is still using HUD1's.  I am aware of the new closing documents but I haven't seen them in any transaction.  

We are still getting preliminary HUD1's for our estimates too.  Is this customary since the form is supposed to be obsolete? 

I have been purchasing properties from an online auction and finding an end-buyer. However, I have been doing double closings which is costing me a considerable amount of money.

Can anyone tell me if seller side HUD's are legal in the state of Maryland? If so, I was told the following by my real estate attorney at the title company -- "It is only for financing, and homeowners not investors."

This is funny because I was told just the opposite. I would like to have some clarity on this b/c the double closings are costing me a great deal of money. But if the seller side HUD is legal then I would like to start implementing this asap.

2100 Block of Woodlawn Drive, Gwynn Oak, MD 21207

Three bedroom 2 bath split-level home in need of a total fix. Demolition is done and is ready for rehab.

Approximate ARV at $210K. Repairs approx. $68,000. Disclaimer: Please do your own due diligence.

Asking price $83,680.00. Email Georgia for more information at [email protected].

Photos of the property listed below:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e0de1oqix79iq6r/AACKEd-yzjA1E2tyAaT0lQcIa?dl=0

Essex, MD 21221

Agent forgot to mention this is a WATERFRONT Property!!!

4 bedroom/2 bathroom detached Single Family Home in the Essex area built in 1949. 1472 sq ft. Property has a pier that is in excellent condition with approximately 6-7 deep-water slips and 4 small-boat / jetski slips.

The water depth is charted at 5 feet for Hopkins Creek with easy access to Middle River and the Chesapeake Bay protecting watercraft from rough water.

Great views of the water with vaulted ceiling and a large deck overlooking the pier.

ARV for this waterfront property is approximately 335K. Repairs approximately 75K. SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY inquire and contact Georgia at [email protected] for more details; or call at (301)-704-3711. 

Check out link below for pictures of the property:

https://www.dropbox.com/home/1700%20Block%20Williams%20Ave%20Photos

Hi Ned,

I just saw him at the BWI REIA Meeting last week. I do have his card I will reach out to him. Thanks for the information.

Can anyone give me some recommendations on locating a few investor friendly Probate Attorneys?  I would like to find someone that I can interview to work on my team.  Thanks.  Have a blessed evening!