All Forum Posts by: Ty Kirkpatrick

@peggy Atwood I could do $70,000 in first and seller could hold $70,000 second.  We could then get you corporate credit to pay it off.

@Dane Ohlen

I use to live in Arizona.  What do you need done?  Can I review your bids?  I am almost certain I can beat anyone's bid

@Prab Chawla

I recommend Leonard Loprieno with L.L Builders, Inc.  

www.llbuildersinc.com

Excellent full service General Contractor.

@michael G.

Sometimes you can come on too strong.  Sometimes sellers can take your eagerness to pressure.  Try to be patient.  Don't chase the seller.  You can often push the seller away.  Just put a offer in writing and put a time period on the offer.  Let her know that you are going to have to go another direction.  However, your offer is valid until (you pick). 

@ Sarah Richardson

Interested, can you forward some more information about this?

I would like to know more?  Please send more information

@Louis Van Der Westhuizen I have one.  You can contact me and I will email you a template.

@nate j.  Please get in touch with me.  I will make an offer.

@William Dubinsky

I am not sure how your closing.  I have taken a property subject to back taxes.  You just have to get approval to do so.  Then you can have the seller sign a Note to pay payments to pay the debt.  I did this in California.  The property had $30k in back taxes.  The tax Commission consented to 10% being paid and then they set a payment plan for the rest.

@AndriaKobylinski

Thank you for positive vote