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Allison Ezzi Neighbors water lines goes across our yard, no easement.
4 July 2021 | 20 replies
There is no easement or legal documentation in the deed.
John Bucknum multifamily college town deal analysis
21 March 2018 | 0 replies
owner has not rented it out this semester due to do some rehab, actually did most of the bathrooms and they are in good shape, carpet is awful, needs paint, kitchen cabinets and better lighting. lower level apt needs gutted due to toilet leaking from above. here are the numbers:purchase price 330krents last semester avg=333/month, did not rent over summer, "I let them just leave their stuff til the next semester", my friend was seeing RED after this statement...expensesrents (if occupied at 333)=3663/monthtaxes 2200garbage =100 (actual quote from WM)water and sewage 525electrical=passed through to tenantPM=started looking, but quotes at 8-10%insurance= 300 (est.)planning on ripping carpet out and going with vinyl hardwood throughout, new cabinets in kitchen and paint, fix lighting and general clean up. plan to get rents up to 500-550 month, lease term 1 year. interviewed PM and he said they take one month's rent for placing a tenant, is this typical?
Michael Spence The process of a HELOC
10 September 2019 | 39 replies
It would be odd to have no closing costs on a HELOC as it is a security interest like any other mortgage or deed of trust... so the instrument will need to be recorded, title insurance may be required, there may be closing fees and transfer or recordation taxes due, etc., depending on where the property is located.For those who think they paid no closing costs either the bank covered those or they in fact paid them because they were included in the first draw.
Matt Woodbury In need of deal advice!!!
21 March 2018 | 1 reply
I am going to ask for more concessions and some things will have to be fixed to even aquire insurance on the property. 
Kerri Junio Stay at home mom in Auburn, Wa!
5 April 2018 | 14 replies
First of all you mentioned PMI which is mortgage insurance.
Suzanne Emily Nguyen Mortgage question on mixed-used property
23 March 2018 | 7 replies
I did provide them all PNL of property and necessary documents
Ana James Holding deposit confusion
22 March 2018 | 5 replies
They are saying your request is cancelled and you owe us $80.Now I'm concerned about the legality of the document and if I'm obligated to pay more than the deposit in this condition when I eventually agreed to move in on the decided move in date.I'm ok paying them to avoid the situation of them reporting me to any Credit bureaus for $80 but I'm curious about the legality of the document.
Trevor Lakin First time homebuyers grant??!
21 March 2018 | 4 replies
Your mortgage insurance is obviously a lot higher, but the interest rate is also extremely low if I'm remembering right.To qualify you have to move to an area declared to be "rural" by the USDA.
Joe M. Starting out. Looking for advice, insight or guidance
22 March 2018 | 7 replies
.$600 pr mo payment 1350$ rental income 2 months go to insurance and taxes. $7500 pr year income assuming nothing goes wrong and 0% vacancy factor.  13 years payback to make my 100k equity.  23 years left on the mortgage. 
Rivy S. Guidance for selling with owner finance (dfw - Arlington, TX)
13 April 2018 | 2 replies
Loan servicers will assist in compliance.Closing/Wrap: Despite the legions of title companies, they are merely insurance agents.