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what does ths mean????????

admin — Tue, 11 May 2010 16:45:08 +0000

http://realestate.yahoo.com/New_York/New_York/Homes_for_sale/result.html?cc=realestate&p=new%20york&priceHigh=&priceLow=&nodeId=750007014&sortBy=price%202&radius=&bedrooms=1.0&bathrooms=1.0&type=classified&type=new&type=foreclosure&b=211 if you look at the yellow price for example 799,000 the first one on the page what does that mean does it mean you pay that price each month or each year dont get it

Um, that is the price to actually buy the unit. If that was per month, could you or most people afford to pay $9.5 million per year ($799,000 x 12). The monthly mortage payment if you bought that would be around $5000/month.

Please describe what you think of this;?

admin — Sun, 09 May 2010 11:16:10 +0000

http://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-nsw-sydney-404389281?tm=1269805456&c=17762744&t=ren

If you just walked through the door for the very first time and this is where you shall be living.

What would you be feeling?
What would you say?

Thank you

I’m impressed immediately by the open space, the light colors, the openness of the space, and the clean lines. For some people, it would be a beautiful home to live in. But, for me, it seems cold and empty, and I would not enjoy being in that space day after day.

My First Year in Real Estate (Seg.5)

admin — Fri, 07 May 2010 02:55:03 +0000

In this video, I talk about prospecting and generating new business and how you go about finding new clients when your first starting your career.

Duration : 0:3:28

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picher oklahoma question?

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 19:10:05 +0000

ive been lookin at homes on the internet and i was trying to find homes in picher oklahoma. (i actualy dont know the first thing about picher oklahoma other than the mining boom way back when.) i was wondering why cant i find any homes on realestate web sites. ive been trying to find out on my own but some web sites say its deserted and some say tons of peopel live there. ( im not actual looking to move but sooner or later i will ) and i know in the 80’s people did live there so please help me and make me not confused ( i know your probably thinking im crazy )

actually the town is shutting down…seems like the mining caused all sorts of problems

what can be done {now } ?

admin — Tue, 04 May 2010 14:21:03 +0000

I have three other mortgages other than my primary home residence , as I was trying to become a realestate investor.

I have fallen very far behind on all of the other ones, due to lack of recieving payment from renters, I was able to make a payment arrangement with the lenders, but find that the repayment payments are so high that I am finding it difficult to keep up with them also, can’t seem to get the property rented in such a short time.

my so called co-investors hav bailed out and are not contributing, although their credit is also at risk.

I have a realtor trying to sell , however ,no luck there so far.

My immediate issue is that the first repayment was due two days ago, and I did not have the money, although I have already made the iniatial $9000 down payment. it is a commercial property. can a realestate attorney help me ?

I have had many {I’ll look into it promises }, but nothing seems to work out. can I get the lender to give me more time ??

That’s the risk or becoming a landlord. You have gotten in over your head. Try to make some type of payment on the loans, even if it’s not the full amount. This will show the bank you’re at least trying. Then sell the properties as fast as you can, even if you have to take a loss.

My First Year in Real Estate (Seg.1)

admin — Mon, 03 May 2010 20:38:11 +0000

Documenting my first year as a Re/Max sales representative.

Duration : 0:3:48

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Ladies (and men) I hate my job and I’m with a G/F who has a really good job.?

admin — Sun, 02 May 2010 12:25:10 +0000

I got a job that pays really well. I have a company car, a gas card and I don’t do anything physical, but I hate the type of people I have to work with. I hate getting up in morning and driving home after work (Traffic) I spoke to my g/f about this. She has a 3year old and a 7year old child. She lives in another city about a 45 min drive. Her home is about 3000sf and is in a new neighborhood and home (2007). Her job sends her away for days at time, she loves her job and she makes a thrid more monies then i do and I make damn good money. We talk about her selling her home, move in with me. My home is half the size of hers and it’s an older house in an older nieighborhood. (Not in a bad way the homes were built in the 70’s) my backyard is twice the size of hers. I want to stop working and be a stay at home dad. Plus I want to start buying up homes in the historical district. I have an opportunity to buy one now. If she sales her home we would have the money to do this (Her home is worth almost twice as mine). I want to stop working and stay at home with the kids when she goes to work and goes out of town. She is on board… with some reservations. She’ll be losing her first home and taking a chance in the realestate game. She loves the idea of me staying home with the kids, because it cuts down on daycare and all the after school things that kids have. If I keep my job and keep my income we would be really well off, but her income alone is more then 6 X the average income. I really hate my job and I want to do this. My question is; would you do this? What are things you would be asking yourself ? (NOTE: This is an adult question.)
I like to add the investment income from the homes would bring money in and keep me busy without leaving the kids alone.
SHAYAN FC; I will have income when I start buying homes. I have a home that I am buying, the wheels are in motion as we speak. Would you give this advice if I were a women?
The home I have is more then enough room and the kids could careless about which school they go too. You are with me on this other wise. Thank you.

if you are totally commited to each other you could go ahead with some sort of plans like this. why cant you live in her home if you give up work? it sounds more comfortable and the kids could stay at their school etc. also it sounds like you could live off her income if you stay home. the kids would benefit heaps from you being there for them so its a great idea . dont be trying to get rich. having a nice house and cared for kids is enough for a VERY happy life

In circles – Sunny day real estate

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:14:05 +0000

From “Diary”, sunny day real estate first album.

Duration : 0:4:32

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I don’t know if I should give the property manager my rent?

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 14:20:05 +0000

I have leased a home for almost 2 years in the middle of the lease the first management company informed me that the owners realestate broker emailed her telling her that because of financial difficulties he would now be managing the properties so all securities and contracts were switched over to him the acctual owner resides in europe and i have never met or spoke to him the problem i have is that i never directly recieved a phone call or letter from the owner saying to give him the rent and now i hve recieved foreclosure papers i know i must continue to pay rent but legally who gets it ? what if the owner doesn’t know his broker is collecting the money and he just abandond the mortgages its been 6 months since his last payment on the loan please help i just don’t want my hard earned money going in the pocket of a con artist

Pay whomever your management company told you to pay. That way you are covered. You must pay your rent to that person however until you actually get notice to vacate the property, regardless of whether or not the house is in foreclosure.

I’ve saved a property from tax sale 3 days before it was to be sold, and if those tenants hadn’t been paying their rent, they’d be very unhappy.

time home buyer??

admin — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 12:13:15 +0000

were can i finde a good realestate that can help me buy me first home. even if me credit is not to good..

Follow these steps before considering the purchase of a home.

1. Get a small emergency fund of at least 1,000 in the bank.
2. Become completely debt free.
3. Build a full emergency fund of 3 to 6 months worth or expenses.
4. Save up a good down payment of at least 10% and more like 20%.
5. Get a conventional fixed rate mortgage.
6. Don’t let your mortgage payment along with taxes and insurance to exceed 1/4 of your take home pay.

Good luck!