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Question: How to buy my first home? HELP!?
I’ve been doing research on buying homes. I’ve never bought a home before. I have about $ 30,000 saved up to buy a house. I want to invest my money to buy a home, remodel it so I can sell for a higher price. I believe the term is I want to “flip” a house. I’ve been researching for the past few days. I’m really confused. I need “buying houses for dummies”, lol. And yes, I know I have to wait at least six months before reselling. I’m very patient. I can wait years for the market to increase the selling price. I’m in no hurry to sell, but I AM in a hurry to buy. Any advice, web links, phone numbers or anything at all would be great. THANKS!
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Answer by TB2
Go to Business and Finance and ask there, there is a subsection for Real Estate. You’ll probably get a good answer there.
Question: I need help with Microsoft Excel 2007!!?
My dad “flips” houses. I just got done making files for all of the houses for the past few years. He wants me to make a list on Excel of the following: the address, date bought, $ bought, date sold, $ sold. He also wants it to be in order by date sold. I am 19 and haven’t really worked with Excel since middle school so I don’t remember anything really. I’m trying to surprise my boyfriend by getting him VIP tickets for a Weezer concert in Chicago this weekend and I won’t have enough money unless my dad pays me to get this done, so the help would be VERY much appreciated. Thank you so much!
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Answer by Simply RED
On the following cells put the headers:
A1 Address
B1 Date Bought
C1 $ Bought
D1 Date Sold
E1 $ Sold
Start filling up the table starting at row 2.
When done with all entries, highlight them all starting from the 2nd row.
Right click inside the range and select Sort > Custom sort > Sort by > Date Sold. Select also the Order.
Question: I’m in need of a hard money loan in Florida. Can anyone help me find this type of loan?
I’m a Professional that is looking to get into “flipping” houses. I have located properties that are 65% to 70% ARV. If anyone knows of a Hard Money Lender or Private Investor I would appreciate your help.
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Answer by mcmufin
This is the wrong time to do it here. You’re finding homes with such a low price to assessed value ratio for two reasons. First, no one is buying and prices are falling. There is so much inventory both on the market and not on the market (homes built by construction companies but not offered for sale so the builder’s homes that are not listed for sale so those offered for sale might go for a higher price) that it will be at least a year before prices stabilize, let alone start to rise. It could be as long as two or three years before prices bottom out.
Second, the assessed value is based upon when the homes sold during the real estate bubble. Prices were artificially high then. A house might have sold for $ 500,000.00 then, but it is only worth $ 300,000.00 now. The property is assessed at $ 500,000.00 because that is what it sold for, even if it is only worth $ 300,00.00 now.
I know many people made hundreds of thousands of dollars during the bubble, but they also caused the bubble, and they are now left holding devalued properties.
Question: Can someone help me plz? Is about a Case Trial?
Robert Michels met allison formal through an online dating web site in 2002. Michels represented himself as the retired chief executive officer of a large company that he had sold for millions of dollars. In January 2003, Michels proposed that he and Formal create a limited liability company (a special form of business organization discussed in Chapter 19) – Formal Properties Trust, LLC – to “channel their investments in real estate.” Formal agreed to contribute $ 100,000 to the company and wrote two $ 50,000 checks to “Michels and Associates, LLC.” Six months later, Michels told Formal that their LLC had been formed in Delaware. Later, Formal asked Michels about her investments. He responded evasively, and she demanded that an independent accountant review the firm’s records. Michels refused. Formal contacted the police. Michels was charged in a Virginia state court with obtaining money by false pretenses. The Delaware secretary of state verified, in two certified documents, that “Formal Properties Trust, L.L.C.” and “Michels and Associates, L.L.C.” did not exist in Delaware. Did the admission of the Delaware secretary of state’s certified documents at Michels’s trial violate his rights under the Sixth Amendment? Why or why not? [Michels v. Commonwealth of Virginia, 47 Va.App. 461, 624 S.E.2d 675 (2006)]
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Answer by deathnotefann
heard nothing about that
i asked a friend thats used to be a cop who still hangs out at a station and he looked at it and has no idea
Question: I am confused about the question in FAFSA and CSS, anyone help?
This is the question I saw in FAFSA: As of today, what is the net worth of your parents’ investments, including real estate (not your parents’ home)?
And I see “real estate” in CSS too, and is real estate must excluding my home?
Also, I have to estimate my last year income, I had a part time job before. My question is should I add up all the salary before tax or after tax?
thanks!
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Answer by nice
hey.. i have recently filled out my fafsa and css profile as well… so i think i know
so in the side bar of the questions, they tell you what lines of your parents w2 or tax return form to look at.. and you go through the line and look at the amount of money there and put the amount as your ans…
they seriously give you specific line and page number
good luck!