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Charles Kuchlenz Note Purchase from a finance company
26 March 2014 | 1 reply
If you do not have money to pay for this along with money to cover what could be a large amount of money needed to start, continue or finish the needed disposition then you should stop thinking about this asset as a note, perhaps wait until it becomes REO and simply make an offer.Buying the note does not mean you get ownership of the real property.
Rhonda Rhodes Newbie from Irving, Texas
24 March 2014 | 8 replies
I'm finishing my reading of the UBG and will be jotting down some ideas for my plan.
Mathuw Chandler Pruchasing mixed use property. Need opinions
9 September 2014 | 1 reply
I would like opinions on if i should finish the space and occupy it, or lease the bottom to a retail/office tennant, and occupy the top unit. and what are the best ways to attract commercial/office tennants?
Ron J. HOA Has 40% rental restriction but its managed by only 1 person which owns 4/16 units in complex but wont let me rent.
5 May 2014 | 16 replies
Here is the back story:- Developer finished the development in 2007 and was able to sell 3 units before the crash- We bought our first unit in early 2012 via a short-sale from one of the original owners (we are now 14% owners)- Once we got to know the complex we found out the developer that was holding the bag on the remaining four units was in trouble.
Cory James yancy events
9 August 2016 | 13 replies
Me before going: I would love to get into real estate I'll finish up college, pay off my student loans, and save for 10 year until I have cash to invest. 
Josh Allen 90210? No way...Try 06830 Connecticut baby!
5 May 2014 | 11 replies
But upon finishing the class, I got access to the MLS as an associate through one of my realtors, so I never actually took the actual licensing exam.
Robert Taylor Should I spend the time necessary to try to create a "brand name" for my flips?
23 March 2014 | 14 replies
Or, after I complete the rehab, I will sell the house from myself to my wife (or to my wife and myself) and record the deed at the full value of the finished property (120 in the example above).
Siye Baker Thinking About Becoming a Builder
22 March 2014 | 7 replies
Plus I like the idea of having the option to pull permits on multiple houses, and being able to freely sell the houses once they are finished.
Account Closed New Investor, First Plan! Opinion needed
27 March 2014 | 3 replies
If you have the parking, I'd find one where you have a basement to finish off for an additional room...and rent the other bedrooms separately.
Paul Gomez 1st Time Home Buyer, How can I get the best deal?
2 February 2015 | 4 replies
What you want to do is what my husband and I have been doing for the past 12 years, we have been doing it this way which is the way it has worked for us:Our first home was a traditional sale FHA the house was outdated it needed a lot of work in kitchen and bathrooms plus carpet, we lived there for a few years mean while we were fixing it little by little with money out of our pockets the home cost us $117k we sold it for $220k, with that money we bought a piece of land (more like a lot) for $35k and built a house on it for $60k sold that one for $120k, we were fortunate to sale the house when price of homes here in AZ were really low we were able to by 2 houses with 120K but they were foreclosures and one needed a lot of work the other one also need some work but not as much so we lived in that one till we finished fixing both up the one that needed a lot of work (ugly one) cost us $40k and we put $20K into it we rent that one out now for $900 per month we are holding it for a few years to avoid paying a lot of taxes, the house has recently been appraised for $136K we have had the house for 2 years.The other house cost us $60K and only had to put $10k into it (we just put new roof, fixed rv gate and painted house inside and out) we sold it about a year ago and sold for $138K, we recently jumped to our next home which we live in it now we got it a year ago for $157K it was a short sale we just painted and fixed the pool and now it has been appraised for $225K.