Im new sorry if this is a silly question, but when you get a home subject to can you put it in a LLC to protect yourself from liability and so that your debt to income ratio isnt hurt?
As soon as I finish getting your area demographics finished for your Volume 3, I’ll forward it to John Locke who will probably get your course in the mail tomorrow.
We ship priority mail so you should get it in a couple of days.
You would need to pull comps or something to get an idea of the After repaired value. What does "worth a good amount" mean? That property is going to have to be worth at least 230,000 ARV for an investor to want to take a look at it. That would be a margin of like 20% or so. That is from my experience.
Has this taken effect or is this still in coming into law? I am in Greensboro and although I do not do sub-to, I have a friend that does that almost exclusively and it will really end her business.
I RECIEVED mine in 2 days. John is good about getting it out quickly.
thanks
Hi Joseph,
As soon as I finish getting your area demographics finished for your Volume 3, I’ll forward it to John Locke who will probably get your course in the mail tomorrow.
We ship priority mail so you should get it in a couple of days.
Welcome to the club.
John (LV)
sounds good
Anyone???
You would need to pull comps or something to get an idea of the After repaired value. What does "worth a good amount" mean? That property is going to have to be worth at least 230,000 ARV for an investor to want to take a look at it. That would be a margin of like 20% or so. That is from my experience.
Has this taken effect or is this still in coming into law? I am in Greensboro and although I do not do sub-to, I have a friend that does that almost exclusively and it will really end her business.