Does the websites listed in the book "Profit from real estate right now" give you the current FMV for todays market on a property or is there other research required to obtain this? If so, what else has to be done to make sure I get the correct FMV?
Title Searching and Other Research
What is the best method for getting current FMV on properties?
May 4th, 2009 | posted by Fleetwood95
Due Diligence: How to Find the Stuff You Need
June 23rd, 2008 | posted by AnitarnyThe May 28th Conference Call Assignment was all about locating owners and the methods taken to do so. Here is what I would like to call an addendum to that assignment and also a very good reference guide to follow if trying to actually locate owners and/or other information on a property.
Due diligence is extremely important, regardless of the type of property you’re thinking of buying. In development property and land deals, buyers start the fact-gathering process with their first encounter with the property and it continues until they either bail out of the deal or go to settlement.
Website to Get to Recorders Offices
June 16th, 2008 | posted by nstreetHere is a website that you can use to forward you to your own counties online recorders office if you have one.
You want to go to the button on the left "Public Records Online".
A map will pull up. You can pick your state then find your county.
A list will be given. If the recorders office has "Go to Data Online" listed you can do research at the county recorders office from the comforts of home.
INTERVIEW WORKSHEET - For Finding A Realtor
June 9th, 2008 | posted by AnitarnyI have attached a worksheet you can use to interviw a NEW realtor. You can customize it for your use but it works great.
Choosing an agent can be confusing, especially when there are so many to choose from. Among questions about an agent's experience, local market knowledge credentials, cost and marketing plan, here are 13 questions to ask an agent before deciding he or she is the right one for you.
* Do you work full-time or part-time as a real estate agent?
Full-time work typically means more attention for you.
* How many homes have you sold in my neighborhood?
Common Questions About an FHA Loan
May 14th, 2008 | posted by AnitarnyWhy choose an FHA loan?
What kinds of loans does FHA offer?
How do FHA loans compare to conventional loans?
Do you have to buy mortgage insurance on an FHA loan?
Why choose an FHA loan? - (Top)
There are lots of good reasons to choose an FHA loan, especially if one or more of the following apply to you:
* You're a first-time homebuyer
* You don't have a lot of money to put down on a house
* You want to keep your monthly payments as low as possible
* You're worried about your monthly payments going up
* You're worried about qualifying for a loan
TYPES OF DEEDS
April 27th, 2008 | posted by AnitarnyI am posting this for those that need a clearer understanding on the types of deeds that there are.
DEFINITION OF DEED
"CASH" Sold List in Atlanta
August 7th, 2015 | posted by adam23I'm not exaggerating but I've been going into the Atlanta market as my first virtual wholesale market and have emailed and talked to hundreds of Realtors, not lying. So much so it distracted me from sellers.
I've even done the two sheeter fax every office strategy in Profit From Real Estate RIGHT NOW to 10 offices in Atlanta. Still can't find a realtor that will or can give me the cash sold list. I've had 15 Realtors "attempt" to give me the cash sold list and still nothing even when I tried explaining to them to call the MLS hotline.
Buyers Phone numbers
June 3rd, 2015 | posted by oregoncrnaHi there,
My agent pulled a 90-day cash solds list for me and I took it to the county tax assessor's office and was able to find names and addresses. However, the records do not give phone numbers. I have tried Facebook, LinkedIn, and google but am unable to find phone numbers for most of the buyers. Do you have any special tricks or websites you use to procure a phone number for a company name or LLC?
Thank you in advance!
Andrea
How to find out who hold the note.
April 14th, 2015 | posted by sel Investment groupI have found a property that I have seen vacant for a long time and after location the owner. I learned that the owner has passed away and his house went back to the bank. Now im trying to find out, how can look up which mortage company hold the note to the property. The family wanted to take over payment of the house when the bank was gonna foreclosure on the property 2 years ago. And like always the bank didnt pay the tax lien so the property redemption period is coming up and the family want the property but doesnt want to fix it up. And they say the bank that they had isnt holding the note anylonger. And im just curious what can i do
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