Buying Foreclosures, REOs. Short Sales, FSBO, MLS and More

Hi everyone,

I got my first deal accepted. It is a short sale. The only problem is that there is a judgement on title. Has anyone had this situation before and how you approach it. Any feedback would be appreciate it. Thanks!!!!

I'm a whoelsaler in CLIFTON NJ with an incredible buyers list and very VERY good connections. But I am missing pieces to the puzzle none the less.

I need a motivated, non-traditional, and Open Minded Realtor or Agent on my side.

There are MANY WAYS for us to work together.
You can do all of the work or NONE of the work, and still get paid for it.

Thanks a lot,
Matt

I'm a whoelsaler in CLIFTON NJ with an incredible buyers list and very VERY good connections. But I am missing pieces to the puzzle none the less.

I need a motivated, non-traditional, and Open Minded Realtor or Agent on my side.

There are MANY WAYS for us to work together.
You can do all of the work or NONE of the work, and still get paid for it.

Thanks a lot,
Matt

STOP complicating everything.

Take your time and study - pay attention to details until you REALLY understand.

I know everyone is in a hurry to make money and be successful, but you're ruining your chances of making it.

Learn the techniques and strategies to be able to apply them properly to the many different situations you'll find in purchasing properties.

There is NO cookie cutter approach!! Each situation is usually diferent in one way or another, either the house or the seller, sometimes BOTH.

Take your time and ease through the learning process, you'll need to study REI several times,over and over.

Follow the DG path thats been layed out in front of you WITHOUT trying to take a shortcut and running off in a ditch.

does anyone else have the problem of having to pay transfer tax twice on assignment????

I talked to a lawyer who said it is possible to avoid this using a consulting agreement with the end buyer?

any help would be great anyone have a consulting agreement and how can i have control of the property doing this

3/2 SFR ARV 90,000, sellers will take 70,000, as is value 53,200 sellers owe 62,000. They are moving and need to sell by June 1st. how can I make money on this deal and help them on there way.

I have an idea that i have been pondering for Awhile. Everyone on this site wants to make money and live a better life for them and their family. I would like to know who would like to join me in forming a real estate investment company? All of us in this company would pool money together and buy houses all over the United States!! We would then buy and hold or flip the properties. If we can get enough individuals to form an Empire, I really feel that we can make enough money so that we are all making a six figure income. Why not help each other? Why not form a corporation that can buy houses and building in every city in the United States? Why not? If we form a corporation think of the potential?

Hello everyone!
Gonna need some help on this one...i found a beautiful house, and by beautiful i mean the situation is perfect. It is a 2bd 1bath, little house but it just so happens that its an REO, and its listed at 69k, my GF and I are looking to move in together and i thought this place would be a great buy for us and our dogs at least until we finish college and get married.
So here are my dire questions that i need so answers to:
1.) I have an offer in mind that I want to present to the bank but i want to sound as professional as possible but i dont know how to present it. Is there a sample offer anywhere that i could cop and screw into my own? Concerning REO's?

Scenario - Leaving town to visit friends for a week and would like to while there, check out homes for possible investment purposes. never been there before so don't know anything about that area. What would my first steps be in order to be informed when I get there? Who to talk to? etc. I know Matt (and others) go to help people in there home town and are able to set them up rather quickly, how is it they can do this in such a short period of time, say a week

This is my first deal, and I am looking at submitting an offer for a property in Maryland. The offer letter was generated by my real estate agent. It doesn't include "or assignee" with regard to buyer. This is an electronic form w/electronic signatures. Should I discuss with the agent including "assignee"? Should I tell him that I wish to create the offer letter myself (the one that is included in "forms" on this site)and not allow him to use the one he created?