Looking to understand short sales in real estate? Learn what a short sale is, effective strategies, potential benefits, and pitfalls to avoid. Ideal for aspiring investors and homebuyers looking for smart deals.
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Short Sales for Real Estate Investors (Part 2)Podcast: Jennifer J Hammond PodcastRun Time: 30 minsHost: Jennifer J HammondGuest: David Randolph Share 0 Post 0 Share 0 Pin 0 Jennifer Hammond’s Short Sales for Real Estate Investors – Part 2 [podcast transcript]
Are you fascinated by real estate investing and the opportunity to make substantial profits while helping homeowners in difficult situations? If so, this podcast is a must-listen. In episode 82 of the Jennifer J. Hammond podcast, David Randolph, a seasoned real estate investor, takes you on a journey into the world of Short Sales.
This is the presentation on Short Sale Mini Intro on Sept 2021 that I gave to the Northland Kansas City REIA Group.
Many homeowners stopped paying their mortgage payments during the pandemic with the help of the Mortgage Moratorium. But now that the Mortgage Moratorium has ended, homeowners need help.
This podcast includes 10 years of David Randolph’s experince in Short Sales.
David talking on Short Sales on the Ask The Expert Podcast.
I previously wrote about my Sept 2018 STLREIA Presentation of the new 2018 Tax laws and how they affect your real estate business (rehabs, rentals, wholesales, Realtors etc) or any other small business? These laws are in effect for a number of years so you should be implementing these in your small real estate business […]
Well of course you know they do not need to be filed (DUE) Until March 15 (LLC) or April 15 (Self-employed) BUT you need to make all the actual expenses and revenue decisions in the year of 2019 by Dec 31. For example, have you bought the stamps/computers/printers you need for the coming year? Have you […]