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Casey S. Bank wont loan if seller reserves mineral rights in TX?
3 December 2013 | 9 replies
Seems the oil producer is going to cut off the wrongful buyer anyway.
Evan Stich New Member Milwaukee, WI
8 December 2013 | 15 replies
@Evan Stich you will find there are a lot of people in the Milwaukee area who regularly post here.
Lance Myers New member from Denver, CO looking to connect!
8 December 2013 | 4 replies
I have a lot of experience working with clients in all categories from experienced investors all the way to first time buyer/sellers, whether it's with REOs, HUD homes, foreclosures, or regular sales.When I'm not working, you'll find me traveling, at sporting events (even when our teams are horrible), trying out a new restaurant, playing my guitar, going to see some of my favorite classic rock bands in concert, or getting some culture at the different museums around town.If I wasn't a Realtor, I think I would be starting a restaurant or trying to come up with the next big idea to make people's lives easier.I joined BP because I'm interested in networking, finding new clients to work with, and of course continuing my quest for constantly learning new things.If you think I might be a good connection, or at the very least a nice person, then I would love to talk!
David Moore Structure a Private Money deal
10 December 2013 | 10 replies
Account Closed On the amortization, I guess I was confusing this with my other private loans where I do amortize over 5 years and make regular monthly P&I payments.
Floricel Argosino Renting to tenants who have credit locked due to identity theft
4 December 2013 | 4 replies
No other way.Every document she offered to show you can easily be forged and there are numerous offers on Craig's List to produce those documents for willing parties.If you did, for some wild reason, decide to forego the credit report and accept the documents she offers.
Diana B. TFSA or RRSPs?
19 December 2013 | 3 replies
The downside is you may be in a high (or higher) income tax bracket in retirement, so you will be paying lots of tax on your withdrawalsIf you earn a modest salary now or have a business which carries some of your living expenses (i.e. vehicle) - or have rental properties in your own name which are not producing huge cash-flow {yet} - but expect to have larger income/assets in retirement, then a {Self Directed} TFSA may be a better fit.While I have both, at the moment I keep most of may capital in my companies and only draw a minimal salary.
Kyle Doney Buying a home that has been unoccupied for years
7 September 2018 | 31 replies
This is regularly done with listed properties but often at the expense of the buyer.I often buy vacant boarded up properties.
Dominika M Refinancing to get cash out - Canada
31 January 2014 | 3 replies
Now, if you mortgage broker is finding you products from tier II lenders, then you will get a larger mortgage (though technically you still need to qualify at the BoC 5yr posted rate w/ a 25yr amortization) as they have more appetite for risk ... you will also pay for that appetite 4.5 - 7% If you can produce signed leases and tenant estoppels for the property you are purchasing, most of the banks will count 50% of the rental revenue in addition to your earned income {some use to count up to 70%, but most have pulled back} for qualification.
Dev Why Equity
7 December 2013 | 8 replies
Louis, dioxon was found in the paving in the streets, the entire community was closed and fenced off, time holding property there certainly didn't produce more equity.
Douglas J. New to this site. What an awesome site!!!!!
6 December 2013 | 2 replies
This does not include being able to work a regular job.