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I am in VA(Richmond, VA). Would anyone know of any of the following seasonal investor-friendly(who work with wholesalers) of the following: title companies, r.e. attorneys, r.e. agents, insurance,..null

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  • cjmazur21st August, 2011

    The tip that comes to mind for me is cross-colateralization. But if the properties are underwater, you may want to take the loss and start over.

  • cjmazur30th May, 2010

    The risk I see is find the exit buyer/tenant that has good enoughy credit.

  • conklbm22nd June, 2010

    Your market is different from ours.
    Based on your numbers, all looks good.
    But you better darn make sure that in the last 3 months, the sales in your area back up your numbers and that your repair numbers are close -- get multiple estimates if needed.
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  • savana17th June, 2011

    Quote:
    On 2010-05-30 14:15, cjmazur wrote:
    The risk I see is find the exit buyer/tenant that has good enoughy credit.


    Yes it is the risk and really necessary for us to understand how it will be beneficial to get over it.

  • cjmazur1st November, 2011

    This seems to be the conundrum of the fix & flip market right now.

  • cyndyB2nd November, 2011

    What does your market look like?

    Quote:
    On 2010-06-22 23:38, conklbm wrote:
    Your market is different from ours.
    Based on your numbers, all looks good.
    But you better darn make sure that in the last 3 months, the sales in your area back up your numbers and that your repair numbers are close -- get multiple estimates if needed.

  • joel15th December, 2011

    Is your buyer going to be kosher with seeing both of your fees on the HUD1?

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