The trial court ruled that two lease agreements held by Coin Appliances, Inc. were enforceable against the Warners and Whites, and that the Warners and Whites breached the lease agreements. But rather than order specific performance, as requested by Coin, the trial court ordered payment of damages pursuant to a stipulated damages clause in the lease agreements
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NEW YORK — The good news for sellers: Your house will sell. The bad? Only if the price is just right.
That could mean biting down hard and slashing tens of thousands from your ideal listing price if you’re serious about selling. And you should be prepared to get even less than that.
A dilemma every real estate investor who buys and sells property for short term gain faces, is how to proceed if the property does not sell. Most of my clients understand the importance of using a corporation for their short term investing to avoid the dreaded “dealer” classification.
via biggerpockets.com.
You know the drill. Time to pray. Your listing just sold, but if it doesn’t appraise, all is lost. Stories of crappy, inaccurate, low property appraisals is way to common, and devastating
via agentgenius.
Dennis Walsh, CEO of RE-buildUSA, will be facilitating a panel session entitled: “Amazing Opportunities for Buyers and Sellers – Understanding the FHA 203k Renovation Loan Program”
via RISMedia.
A broad look at the housing market shows:
Home supplies are rising in most markets
Home sales are falling in most markets
Mortgage rates are at all-time lows
In other words, in most markets, more sellers are competing for fewer buyers, and the “winning” buyers are financing their homes at the lowest rates in history.
via Jack Thinks.
This is a topic I discuss regularly with would-be buyers and investors: Why would anyone buy real estate in today’s tough times and down real estate market? The answer is very simple: It’s truly one of the BEST TIMES to buy or invest in real estate? Puzzled? Read on…
The first approach or strategy for turning deals and at least a portion of their equity into cash is the one so many beginning investors seem to start with. And for good reason. It is the approach that requires little to no cash to execute and the paydays can happen quickly.
