All Forum Posts by: Richard Warren

You may be misinterpeting this to some extent. This is what the website says:

I haven't seen anything that says you can't work on your own property, it references "paid renovators". It appears that property owners are subject to these rules only if you are renting the space to child-care facilities.

It's just another hoop investors need to jump through.

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More on the program: http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/203k/faqs203k.cfm

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I've received quite a few of them. When I refresh the page after getting one it usually loads right away.

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Rory Reid is running. He is a candidate for Governor of Nevada. He is not very popular and it doesn't look like he'll get past the primary.

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Reid's popolatirty is at an all-time low here in Nevada. One local newspaper is calling for him to retire rather than be embarassed in his bid for re-election this year.

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Awesome difference in speed. I need to get a helmet, scarf and goggles! There is one downside - there's no longer time to take a coffee break while waiting for a Forum page to load.

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One contrarian analyst sees China as a house of cards waiting to collapse. If he's right the world is in for a major shakeup.

http://finance.yahoo.com/retirement/article/108534/contrarian-investor-sees-economic-crash-in-china?mod=retire-planning

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It is a flat fee. It can be billed to the buyer or seller. The monthly servicing fee for this company is $14.95. I believe it varies based on level of service involved.

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I have sold properties where I held a note. The actual note is set up by the title company and I use a mortgage servicing company to handle the payments as well as escrow for taxes and insurance. The servicing company handles tax reporting as well.

This is the website for the servicing company that I use. They give a pretty description of how it works:

http://www.noteworld.com/

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I have multiple income streams, some large and some small. I had eight different streams of income but my wife has been unemployed for 1½ years (she hates being referred to as an income stream). Of the seven remaining streams, three are related to real estate. Having diversified sources of income keeps me from panicking if something happens to one of them.

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