Where To Look?

What is the best place to start looking for investors in my area?

Thanks

Comments(10)

  • Dmurarik26th January, 2005

    Thanks for the info,
    Another question, If I were to start a company that buys real estate and sells it. Would I need a real estate license to do that ? To simply buy,fix and sell ?
    Thanks

  • Nit4Life30th January, 2005

    You should check with your local License and Inspection about that.

  • ray_higdon30th January, 2005

    You do not need to have a license to buy or sell. Depends what type of work you are doing to need a license or permit or not
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  • Dmurarik30th January, 2005

    OK, thanks all

  • scotlad31st January, 2005

    I am embarrassed to admit I used and paid for RealtyTrac for a couple of months before I dropped them. They are as useless as tits on a bull. Info very outdated --- stuff they said was just in foreclosure or had a sheriff sale scheduled was already bought back by the bank (or an unknowledegable investor) and sold to a rehabber as REO and they then about had it rehabbed and sold themselves. RealtyTrac "apologizes for you not being pleased with their site" and doesnt give a refund. You have got it made where you can do the LIs pendens online -- even if you have to flip between 2 diff county websites

  • scotlad31st January, 2005

    [ Edited by scotlad on Date 02/17/2005 ]

  • ZinOrganization31st January, 2005

    yeah you have it pretty easy, you dont even have to get up. and you get them right when they are recorded, so little to no time delay. some towns are really hard to get info in.

  • kfspropertymanagement24th January, 2005

    Give him a 3 day notice. Remember he is already late and good chance he is going to be late next month also. When you mail it make sure it is certified return receipt also make sure you document everything.

  • Ibuyexpensivehomes26th January, 2005

    Definitely serve the paperwork ASAP-he can always redeem himself, but there are time statutes for every state and you want to start the clock ticking. For future, something that works very well for our rentals ( we have 15 ) is upping the contract rent by $50 per month, but offering "good renter discount" if rent is paid ON or BEFORE the due date. I always tell them to send early to get their discount, and promise to never deposit until the due date. Best of luck to you!

  • InActive_Account26th January, 2005

    NOTICE
    NON-PAYMENT OF RENT





    Date:

    To:




    RE: Notice to Quit Premises - Non-Payment of Rent

    You are hereby notified to quit and deliver up the

    premises you now hold as our tenant, to wit:




    in or within______ days of the receipt of this notice.

    This notice is given due to non-payment of rent. The

    present amount due for rent arrearage is $ _____________.

    You may redeem your tenancy by full payment of said arrears

    within_____ days of receipt of this notice.

    Very truly yours,



    ________________________________
    Landlord



    Certified Mail
    Return Receipt Requested Form 223

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