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Bill Morris Buyer's Agreement Request from Agent - Is this normal for investors?
13 November 2014 | 26 replies
As you begin to gain trust with the agent you can sign for longer terms but you should also instruct them that you are working with different agents. 
Don Hines What's up??
20 September 2010 | 8 replies
Completing an outstanding instruction program or mentorship that enhances ones ability to be successful.The more I think about it, there are many more events that I could share and many others could share.Don thanks for reminding us to review where we are at and look at the successes we have and how they might encourage others as well.
Robert Mack Handymen and Contracts
2 February 2010 | 19 replies
Professionals know how to bid their work and I am very leery of "time and material" contracts on straight forward projects unless they have hidden damage or other unknowns.
Chris L. Buyer Beware
1 February 2010 | 1 reply
I called the IRS and received detailed instructions about how to clear this up.
Michael Ubben If the bottom is here why not buy now?
26 September 2008 | 47 replies
When they have tons of inventory to unload (coming soon), the loss mitigation specialists will be instructed to reduce inventory, thus accepting lower offers.
Alex Anderson Bidding on First Deal!!!
15 December 2010 | 3 replies
Originally posted by Alex Anderson:...well steve the "banker" title was the closest to what i do..i'm an underwriter in the Loss Mitigation departmentThat bit of information will certainly steer the short sales investors your way, I'm sure.As to formulas and offers, the 50% rule will serve you well so that you are aware of "hidden" expenses that crop up while holding rental property long-term.
Jasmine Claye First Time Investing
16 January 2011 | 17 replies
But for me a 'typical' older home that I buy to rehab/rent without finding the aforementioned sometimes hidden surprises will cost around $12-$16k for a house around 1100-1200 sq ft.One thing to keep in mind is that it maybe easier for you to purchase a nicer 60k house as most conventional lenders like to have a minimum loan of 50k.
Tyson S. Straight to voicemail
21 November 2011 | 9 replies
I recently purchased and renovated a property and am in the process of advertising it.I currently setup a dedicated google voice for the property with a message that is specific to the property and instructing them to leave a message to schedule a showing.
Josh Westlund Tax implications on personal loan
12 December 2008 | 7 replies
The 1040X instructions will tell you whether you need to send in a complete return or just the changed forms.I use TurboTax to do my tax returns.
Haddy Elliott Need help...who is responsible here
15 December 2008 | 19 replies
Seller agreed to remediate but (i found out later) remediator was instructed to do only part of the kitchen.