In the Utah valley area. I’m trying to get into the business of flipping junker houses in the Utah valley area. Please respond if you are interested in discussing financing this. I have a Bachelor’s degree in business management, with an emphasis in finance, and classes in real estate as well. I also have experience in many areas of home improvement, and connections to general contractors and plumbers.
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Any investors want great property in Cheyenne?
I have a 3 bed, 2 bath townhome, going for 98,900.00. Beautiful condition, fresh paint, and it’s been for sale since August… no bites. I am asking here because if we can’t sell this home, we can’t have a baby. (Can’t pay for both.) I would really like to start a family. Please, if you know of someone interested, please have them check out Property Exchange in WY, MLS# 31730. Thank you so much!
It has been listed with a realtor since August. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be an MLS number. Thank you.
DETAILS: Basically, I’ve really taken to real estate investing and have read about 8 books now (7 more to go! ouch), so have some good “book knowledge” but zero experience. My question is this: When you’re reading, eg, a foreclosures.com-type of website data on a PRE-foreclosure, which numbers should the investor (aka “credit saver”) be evaluating in order to make an intelligent OFFER to the buyer? I know the basics like I’ll have to pay the back payments, back taxes, etc (PLUS any stated or hidden liens etc), but do I use these to present a deal:
Improvement value / Land value / Taxable value (Ar these 3 important in my offer or instead use:
Last sale price…(I know this one)
zestimate (I know this one)
Transfer value (what is this?)
Default value…(I know this one)
In other words, I want to make an intelligent offer on the preforeclosure. Please, someone with experience, what’s the math? And are there any missing numbers?? (eg loan balance, equity). Sincere thanks.
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need to sale immdiatley save from foreclosure investors realitors private buyers all welcome make me an offer basement has 4 additional rooms fully finished well landscaped yard appliances stay new floors new ac and hot water tank off street parking
contact me at cchrisccoop@yahoo.com or at 314-395-1173
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Tagged appliances, area, basement, bath, bedroom, County, Foreclosure, Home, hot water tank, immdiatley, investors, lake, private buyers, sale, spanish, spanish lake, st louis mo
There is something going on here. We have lived here 13 years and bought land southwest of town. We are still a rural area surrounded by farmland and paid $5,000/acre. What the heck is going on that would cause investors to offer 75-100K per acre for our land and all of our neighbors!! When the last investor came knocking we asked what the heck he wanted our property for and he said…”to build a hotel”. It seems odd that people would be planning hotels in an area that isn’t even remotely developed yet! We have heard the Disney rumors and whether it’s Disney or something else…there IS something huge planned for this area. All you have to do is look at what land has sold for in the last year. On average, our property value based on recent sales have more than tripled in the last year! Sadly, our taxes have tripled as well. All I want to know is…why?
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