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Sydney Groen New to BP in Leavenworth, WA
7 April 2018 | 13 replies
Prices are also high compared to surrounding areas, and investors from the Seattle area create a lot of buyer competition
Andrew Reyes How to Categorize Multi-Family
11 April 2018 | 7 replies
The 5 year rate is the most competitive and many investors will do a 1031exchange at the 5 year mark.
Account Closed Buy Cash Refi Repeat
16 April 2018 | 14 replies
I have a local lender that does 80% LTV, no seasoning, 30 year amortization, lends to LLCs, and at a competitive interest rate.
Ryan Young Wholesale Marketing
17 October 2013 | 12 replies
I'm in Los Angeles where it is extremely competitive to find deals and the profit per deal can be huge (over 100k).
Kyle B. Splitting Profits with Partner on Rehab
29 March 2013 | 39 replies
I'm not so sure that same competitiveness applies to larger JVs.
Karen Margrave How do YOU define Commercial Real Estate?
22 March 2013 | 47 replies
Yes, I would ask for tax returns, k-1's etc.I would run a credit check and bacground check on each individual.I would analyze the competition in the sub market.Assuming all come back with credit scores of 700, historical sales of each are stable, and there is not another similar use within a 1 mile radius, I'd go with:A true "retail" use, because I might be able to negotiate a percentage rent provision.
Lee Common Deflation on the Horizon?
11 November 2009 | 36 replies
(Don't forget that only a fraction of the TARP money have been actually spent.)5.
Account Closed What books do i NEED to read?!
23 November 2009 | 21 replies
You NEED to read everything you can get your hands on pertaining to this business - and it's a pretty broad spectrum.Understand that your competition has years of experience on you and know things that you do not yet know.
Beryl M. Simply scared!
17 October 2009 | 6 replies
I was hoping to make my offers more competitive by not including a financing contingency and using bank statements to show proof of funds.
J G Short Sale: Attorney negotiation vs. Realtor negotiation?
9 April 2010 | 16 replies
Also remember one more think this kind of attorneys are usually involved in debt settlements and and they might be able to proceed with yuor deficiency judgment settelement and save you thousands for fraction of cost.Again this is only my opinion and my and my partners experience with this issues.I always try to tell people standing before decision to proceed with short sale or not to take a blank paper, divide it in half and on one half just write scenario what will happen when you will let it go to the foreclosure with all concequences and financial loss and what will happen 6-12 months from now with you and your family and at the other half what will happen when you proceed and close on short sale and how it will affect your life in your next 6-12 months.If you don't know usual foreclosure concequenses, just let me know and I can get you free foreclosure vs short sale list FREE.