What if you have property with a subject-to loan. Do you know how to go about giving a first mortgage to a private lender if you're making the mortgage payments yourself?
We talked about in importance of what phone number to use for our yellow letter calls. We also talked about the importance of who answers the calls. We'll go into this further now in part two.
You're running your yellow letter campaign and need to set up a phone number in the letter. How important is the number that you use?
Suppose you have property that you have bought subject to that sometimes need cash to keep moving. What red flags should you see in this scenario?
In part 1 we talked about how to find a good mailing list. We will now dig deeper into this topic, and figure out the best way to work the list.
What makes a good mailing list? There are many to choose from, but how do you decide which one is right for you? We'll talk about this and look at our options.
In part 1 we talked about the importance of getting an appraisal for the rehabbed home we want to sell. In part 2 we'll discuss whether or not a lease option is right for this property, and how to finish the rehab.
Say you have a property that you have almost finished rehabbing. You're thinking about putting it on the market but have questions about aesthetics and market value. How do you go about getting an appraisal?
In part 1 we talked about owning some property in a not so desirable "war zone" that we want to sell. In part 2 we will discuss our options for selling this house and how to deal with a realtor in this situation.
You own some property in a not so desirable location. We'll talk about some of the options available so you can get this house sold!
In part three we talked about creating a utility company for our development. Now we will tie this all together and find the best way to go about the deal.
We've been talking about our land and what we should do with it. We also talked about possible opposition to our plan. We'll continue discussing ways to develop this property.
In part I we talked about our property that was filled with mobile homes. We are ready to turn this into a residential property. Where do we go from here?
You have a piece of ocean property, currently a mobile home park. You would like to re-zone it for a high-rise. What opposition could you face when going about this?
In part one we were working on a deal. In part 2, we will continue going over the four important criteria we need to consider when determining if this deal is right for us.
You are in a small town with a lot of pre-foreclosures with small equities: is there anything there worth fishing? You need to look for several different criteria.
In part one we left off deciding whether or not we would drop the agreement for deed. In part two we will continue our scenario.
Can a second mortgage holder force a foreclosure? This is a question you might be asking yourself if you are in this situation.
Using comps requires a little more than just relying on data. What factors can influence your decision when using comps?
You may question the best way to go when using comps. Many people wonder if real quest the best way to go for that?
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