Superman asked:
Hi I’m renting a room from people. On the form it asks for a social security number. Is this normal? I know they need to run a credit check so do they need it to run the check? I’m kind of weary giving it to an individual.
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December 20th, 2009 | Posted in real estate forms | 4 Comments
President B asked:
This is for commercial and residentail real estate. Renters can buy real estate. People with bad credit can buy real estate with little or no money down with me. People in chapter 13 bankruptcy can refinance out of it. People one day out of Chapter 7 bankruptcy can refinance or purchase real estate. I offer 100% financing on construction loans! I have loan programs for bad credit where the credit scores are ignored.
Commercial mortgages to 90% and working capital and closings added to that for a 93% commercial loan. These loans are based on the value of the collateral, credit, cash flow and resume of the borrower.
I look forward to your emails and working with you on your real estate financing requests.
Thank you.
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December 19th, 2009 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate | 1 Comment
ladsmrt asked:
I need a few legal forms: for a rental agreement and a roommate agreement. Tried LawDepot.com; they’re impossible. I feel certain that this is something which can be gotten for free.
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December 18th, 2009 | Posted in real estate forms | 5 Comments
CJ asked:
At least four local real estate agents have not returned my call for help with a contract to rent my home, or “are too busy.” Fine I’ll remember that when I need an attorney for closing and title insurance after I sell. In the meantime, can I write my own rental agreement? I know there are forms; I am concerned about the wording for things outside the standard lease…
Attachment? Exhibit? Thanks in advance for any assistance…
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December 18th, 2009 | Posted in real estate forms | 4 Comments
hugeshantz asked:
I’d like to purchase a rental property but I’m having a hard time obtaining financing because I am currently a graduate student and don’t have any income. However, I do have a stock portfolio valued at about $295,000. Is it possible to leverage the stock portfolio as additional collateral to obtain financing?
Thanks for your help.
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December 18th, 2009 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate | 2 Comments