All Forum Posts by: Patrice Penda

@Larry S.

Sounds. PM when you get a chance. 

@Luis Mayancela
Contact Morgan Engineering
http://www.morganengineeringllc.com/
They are widely used in NJ for surveys

@Khoa Ha
I have worked with CBRE and you are right, they tend not to disclose the price on their listing or Offering Memorandum.
However, if you contact the broker, he/she will tell what the asking price is.

@Tony Marcelle
Are you sure there is still any equity in those property?

When the homeowner starts falling behind on his mortgage repayments, the bank charge them hefty penalties which over time add up and can erase any equity the owner has in the house.
Unless you talk to the owner or the bank who holds the note, I don't think you can precisely know how they owner owes when they are  not current on their mortgage.

It depends. Some pre-foreclosure procedures end with a short sale in which case the buyer can raise financing from the all the same venues as a normal sale.
Some people have cash, some people use private money, other hard money lenders.

it depends

Hey @Jason Eugene

I think one thing that is very important to understand is what kind of partnership you have in mind?

Who will be doing what? What is each person responsible ? What is each person bringing to the table ?

Hey @Kevin Rhoden
Welcome BP. if you stick around long enough, you'll see the results.

All the best in your journey

Hey @Drew Byrd
I think some websites can provide you with that information.
Check out realtytrac.com
In my state, it has the information on people who are in pre-foreclosure.

Not sure about Mississippi, but you should check.

Hey @Dallas Ouano

I am based in Hoboken. Reach out if you want to connect in Hoboken.

Check the websites of commercial real estate brokers such  as

https://svn.com/

http://www.cbre.us

http://www.marcusmillichap.com/