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Jon Klaus How was your 2009?
11 July 2010 | 29 replies
However, in 2010, I plan to combine camping with traveling to shooting matches, so that we can enjoy both at the same time.What did you learn?
Jim Wineinger Approved vendor list
6 January 2010 | 26 replies
I am suprised that no one took Josh up on his offer of making a suggestion and starting a topic for this on the open forum.My post to his Blog was as follows and any and all comments (good or bad) are welcome.The idea of the approved vendor list was not my idea, I just commented on it.An approved vendor list would be good, but it would have to be combined with a good influence rating with no or very very few complaints to go from the "dealmaking" area of the forum to that "proven approved vendor" area. ..........
Shawn H. All Cash
29 December 2009 | 16 replies
All systems can be combined to achieve the intended results.Some systems do not work as well as others, and some people do not apply some systems as well as others.
Brian Gibbons Succeeding in Cleveland Ohio with this Plan
7 November 2012 | 5 replies
REIs help sellers sell on Lease Purchase for top dollar and no agent's fees.The national election, whoever won, did not guarantee that home loans will be easier, or small business loans will be easier in the near future.With credit tight, and a Buyer's Housing Market, what Lease Purchase allows is a better way to sell your home at a higher price, with less sales costs, such as agents fees, closing costs, sellers concessions, and worst of all, price reductions, as compared with selling with an Agent.And the Seller gets a better tenant, with a long term attitude, that wants to own rather than just rent.Many times, if market rent is lower than PITI, we combine Rent with a monthly option payment to meet the monthly outgoing costs, so sellers do not have to FEED the house they are selling on terms (Lease Purchase).We use a Credit Improvement Company with a 10 year track record that teaches the tenant how to raise their FICO score.And we use a loan servicing company that protects the tenant by taking the money paid from the Buyer, and pay the bank, the taxes, and the insurance, and the balance is sent to the Seller.Bottom line is, if you follow these rules for Lease Purchase...
Will Demps Advice on Loans
5 January 2010 | 10 replies
It can be one person or among any combination of owners.
Chris T. Going back to Cali....
31 December 2009 | 4 replies
Combine that with a high sales tax and income tax (we're looking at a 20B deficit again) and it's no wonder all the population growth is coming from immigration.
Wade G Help me with putting this deal together
23 January 2010 | 6 replies
Combined duplicate threads.Do you mean then loan is amortized for 10 years rather than the more typical 30 years?
Bay H. seller financing + hard money DP. Is it doable for apartment complex?
22 January 2010 | 7 replies
2) Is it possible to combine seller financing with hard money DP for infinite COC return?
M A. Disappointing Bandit Sign results
23 March 2011 | 22 replies
I have said it before and I'll say it again bandit signs are overrated.Direct marketing combined with online marketing is your best option.
Timothy W. What is happening to the "Family Value" Old Testament Saints?
2 February 2010 | 2 replies
Or maybe as opposed to the modern day "saints" who would (or did) steal your rights to pick a leader for your business, or make as much as you can by fining you for excess profits, or blame you for following their rules when the bubble they created bursts.Sure, the old timers made mistakes, but it was not a part of a long term scheme that was foreplanned!