All Forum Posts by: Maurice Smith

Has any one had any success helping a seller get tax lien relief in the past or negotiated with the city to get the amount of tax liens on a property reduced? I am trying to open up more room on a deal. Well it's a screaming deal if we can get the tax liens reduced or removed.

@Jason Thompson The answer is no. NC is one of our markets. We do a combination of deals, mostly off-market (as it should be), but occasionally on-market as well. There are definitely agents that will work with you and you don't need to be untruthful as was implied earlier. You can be upfront and network to add value to all parties. You'll definitely want to engage with folks in the REIAs so that you are exposed to agents that are comfortable and find value in working with you. I'd also find a few good RE attorneys in NC that can close your deals. They can also answer any of your questions about legalities in NC. Send me a message and let's chat further.

@Cayetano Morin send me a message. What market are you in or planning to begin with?

We have an off-market deal available for acquisition in Atlanta, Georgia 30331.

SFR 2 Bd, 1 Ba, 975 SqFt

ARV: $240,000

Estimated Rehab: $50,000

Rental Opportunity: $1,400

Asking: $130,000 or BEST OFFER

All offers must be received by June 2nd.

*Cash Buyers Only*

For more information and pictures contact Maurice @ 770-515-9850 or email [email protected]

@Jacob Mallat Please reach out to me. Let's connect and have further conversation.

@Casby Bias are you still looking for an investment property? I will send you a connection request.

@Latoya Pryor The HUD-1 is a closing document that is completed by the Closing Attorney or Title company. It discloses where all monies are paid/distributed during the real estate closing. Most often you will receive one, but you can also request it, if for some reason you don't.

@Michael K Gallagher Concur, Dayton is a really good market. Would you be interetsed in connecting and discussing the Dayton market more? 

@Remi Oguntoye we have started to build some solid connections in OH. Most importantly, I have some very solid buyers that makes decisions very quickly. Would appreciate connecting.

Good evening  @Shadae Ohiagu. I think it is commendable that you don't want to tie up the seller's property for too long. That said, what you are describing is called "specific performance." It is advisable that you use a contract that provides clear disclosures about what you are doing, or may do, with regard to assignments, the intention to market your equitable interest, and make a profit.

That said, it is also important that you get a contract developed by a RE attorney or if you use one that is shared with you, have it reviewed by a RE attorney in your State. Happy to share one of ours as an exemplar.