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TJ Thompson Do I need a realtor?
6 May 2017 | 1 reply
So he can't be my agent, but he knows the process well enough that I wonder if he can't just help make sure I don't forget to cross any t's and dot any i's, bt without an official realtor.  
Aditya Soma Successful completed the first reno with in budget
7 May 2017 | 3 replies
Hello Friends,I'm proud to announce that successfully finished my first renovation with in budget.All credit goes to BP community. you guys Inspired me, you guys gave me all the right tools to play the game confidently, So I feel it's my responsibility to share my experience, which might help someone out there.I will try to keep it short.My project details:Side by side duplex Here in Windsor, ON Canada Buying price: 102kGot mortgage: 124.5k (including renovation costs)Down payment: 8200(5% down + closing cost)So I got 22.5k for reno from lender Being a first time buyer I was very scared inside, but the education from BP articles/success stories/books/podcass I took a leap faith and I moved forward.What helped me to finish the project with in budget:1.
Tristan S. House addition that was most likely never permitted
2 June 2017 | 10 replies
I am assuming that this work was never permitted or made official since it does not appear as such on the tax appraisal website.
Bastian P. Florida Tax Certificate / Tax Deed Questions
26 November 2019 | 18 replies
I don't see how an investor who does their due diligence can accidentally purchase a property with a government lien on it because in order for the lien to be official, the lien will need to be recorded on public record.
Sunshine Bizz Sold my B2C comp for $1.3m, Real Estate wanna-be next 5 steps
9 May 2017 | 8 replies
The first step I would advise would've been do NOT announce on a public forum that you have $1.3M in the bank ... it will not attract the kind of attention you are going to want ... oops lol.
Stephen E. Market Profile Eastern North Carolina
20 May 2017 | 19 replies
Real Agents and local officials, what they think. 
Nicholas Patrick Why all the hype around self directed 401k's
11 May 2017 | 30 replies
@David Dachtera I thought you couldn't start to officially take out money until you reach like 59 and a half, is this misinformation? 
Michael Malloy Buying Duplex with no renters
8 May 2017 | 2 replies
So my question is...since we can't rent it before we officially own it, does this mean that we're SOL unless the seller for some reason decided to spontaneously rent the other unit before closing?
Nick Ferguson Just closed on my first "true" deal
10 May 2017 | 3 replies
Thanks @Kyle Mccaw@Scott Harper , I did not meet the tenants officially.  
Anthony Gayden Tucson Investors. Help Me Determine Property Value.
14 May 2017 | 3 replies
Of course I am getting an official appraisal as well, but at a cost of over $700, I would really hate if my property came up short.To give you an idea of it's location, it is west of I-10 and north of Speedway in the El Rio Acres neighborhood.