Common Home Inspection Problems
posted 02/17/2004 08:02:00 by NC_Yank
I find it humorous that investors love us but realtors hate us, however the need for professional home inspections has dramatically increased in the last few years. While requirements vary from state to state, some states and lending institutions no longer allow licensed general contractors to ...-
Short -Term Strategy / Instant Cash Profits
posted 12/09/2004 11:12:36 by JohnMichael
Most of us starting out as a real estate investor are looking for fast cash and this can be done in real estate but you must establish your short-term strategy or goal if you will. Most likely your initial goals will be to: Acquire cash for your lifestyle. Cash in your hands is gratifying. It ... -
Fair market rental value
posted 09/15/2005 09:09:47 by JohnMichael
Fair market rental value is just another step in the process of evaluating your investment property! Rental values in most areas vary over time, market location, population need, community growth and community cost of ... -
Wake County NC Property Tax Value vs. Market Value
posted 03/24/2007 08:03:31 by mikejaquish
Wake County, North Carolina has an amazing amount of information available to the public through the County tax website, and the Recorder of Deeds office. Property Buyers and Sellers can access photos, notes on building permits, tax bills, deed history, subdivision or area sales, structure ... 
Avoid Top 10 Mistakes Made By Real Estate Investors
posted 09/28/2010 08:09:49 by patty
Author: Real Estate Advisor Real estate investment is perhaps one of the most lucrative forms of investment today. But it is also equally risk bound especially when one is not well versed with the trends and nuances of the real estate market. So if you are contemplating on investing in real estate, ...-
PROJECT FUNDING & INVESTMENT FINANCING
posted 04/25/2017 10:04:56 by olev1
Attn: Business Owners/Project Facilitator, We are facilitator to an Investor & projects financier/lender who provide funding for viable projects/Business at an interest rate of 2.5%, 3% 4.7% return on investment/loans with 2 years (24Months Moratorium) before the commencement of loan repayment.We ... -
Living in a 1031 exchange
posted 06/20/2003 01:06:00 by wscook
I have completed a 1031 exchange and now discover that the new property has many shortcomings that will take a while to set right. Can an owner live on the property whilst completeing renovations and ... -
Quick Question About Deeds.
posted 10/01/2003 03:10:00 by Graymalkin
Here is a situation I am confronted with: I have a seller who has a property they own outright. I was looking to save some time and money and get him to deed it to me with a warranty deed. If I buy it with cash, then deed it to my buyer using a quitclaim deed, am I covered if any title questions ... -
Titling Real Estate Investment Property
posted 12/15/2003 01:12:00 by blambert
My wife and I formed an S Corp for our real estate investment business for liability and self employment tax reasons. My question is how do we put the title of the propery in the name of the corporation if we are required to personally file the loan paperwork on our first couple of investments? ... -
Usary?
posted 02/24/2004 05:02:00 by angryatheart
We are in the middle of a lawsuit because some fast talking guy tried to buy the house subject to our mortgage without even telling us what the heck a subject to is. When we found out, my live in partner person added me to the deed to prevent the recording of the other one the buyer had ( lied about ...