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Jacob Barnhill SIGN GUY
11 August 2016 | 4 replies
I would pay a contracted fee each time they put them out, then give a little piece of each deal procured by the sign.  1099 them for sure if they earn more than $600 per calendar year!
Monica Garguilo Using mortgage pmt to determine cap rate
1 January 2016 | 16 replies
I really appreciate it, so if the property is procured using traditional funding, then is my understanding correct that the interest would be the the only mortgage component considered for the NOI?  
Don Coumbs Blue Collar or White Collar Landlord, Advice or Discussion
13 January 2016 | 33 replies
Your ability to procure good properties led you to this point, not your ability to hang 50 feet in the air with a chainsaw.
John Rogers Florida based full service Title Company in FLORIDA...
10 November 2015 | 0 replies
As a HUD authorized Brokerage in Florida, we assist Investors in procuring both HUD and non-HUD properties.To that end... if you want to be successful, one of the things you need access to is a great Title Company to do your closings.For years, we have been using Jordana (Dani) Angles at Central Florida Title, LLC, the Manager of their Clermont, Florida branch.She has been doing HUD closings for 20 years as well as all the different "flavors" of deals that investors can cook up, and does it quickly and seamlessly.
John Ma relationship with realtors for MLS access?
9 December 2015 | 15 replies
I work for a few strong investors, who involve me in transactions even if I didn't procure the sales, and they do this without my insistence.
Marcus Dunning Investors in California
11 December 2015 | 8 replies
Seems like California appetite is larger than ever out here...always curious to see where folks like yourself are buying properties, and who you are using with boots on the ground out here to help you procure them.Best of luck!
Bernie D. Easy Way to get Cash Back for Repairs when buying a Foreclosure?
16 July 2015 | 6 replies
Banks that are governed by Fannie and Freddie aren't going to loan on a foreclosure, you need to find a hard money lender in your area that can help you procure the property at the auction. 
Account Closed Broker won't present letter of intent
22 July 2015 | 17 replies
@Joel Owens Although that's true, you and I both know most brokers will not press the issue if they can't prove they were the procuring cause.
Tony Hernandez Seller says "I don't want people going through there or I would have listed it."
22 July 2015 | 17 replies
Section 1101.002(1)(A)(viii) of the License Act requires licensure of those persons who procure or assist in procuring prospects to buy, sell, or lease property.
Wardell Picquet Hello from Newbie Investor in San Antonio, TX!
30 July 2015 | 14 replies
I have made an alliance with a trustworthy Real Estate agent and even procured some tentative future financial investment.I have done “driving for dollars” and picked out several “farm areas” here in San Antonio and had numerous, vigorous comps done for me.