W. J. Mencarow

New Note Podcast

by Think Realty Radio In real estate, notes are used in lieu of using a bank. You buy a piece of property using owner-financing, making the seller play the role a bank normally would. When done correctly, cutting out the middleman and purchasing real estate with notes can increase efficiency and facilitate money-saving win-win situations …

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High-Tax States Make It Hard for the Rich to Leave

Rich people in blue states have been claiming residency in low tax states for years.  Some actually moved, while some just pretended to—and that’s where state tax auditors come in. Officials in places such as California and New York don’t make it easy for the rich to say goodbye, with investigators who dig deep, forcing …

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Where Foreclosures Are Picking Up

The following are the top 20 counties with the most foreclosure starts, as of January 2019: Cook, Illinois Harris, Texas Maricopa, Ariz. Los Angeles, Calif. Suffolk, N.Y. Broward, Fla. Miami-Dade, Fla. Baltimore City, Md. Prince George’s County, Md. Philadelphia, Pa. Riverside, Calif. Clark, Nev. Cuyahoga, Ohio San Bernardino, Calif. Palm Beach, Fla. Duval, Fla. San …

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Should a Lender Rely on an Appraisal Ordered by a Borrower?

by Dan Harkey There are different methods of establishing real estate opinion of value: a real estate sales agent may assist the seller to establish a listing price based on a comparative market analysis (CMA) and should be established from objective data, which may include closed sales, pending sales and available listings. The Realtor must …

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FTC busts “phantom debt” collection scheme

The Federal Trade Commission said Friday it has filed a lawsuit against 10 New York and North Carolina companies and six individuals for allegedly defrauding consumers out of millions of dollars by collecting money they didn’t owe.   The agency asked a federal court in North Carolina to temporarily freeze the assets of the Global Asset Financial …

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Here’s Another Reason To Be The Note Owner

Landlord shot three times in the back by his own tenant  According to charges, Manuel Velasquez) gunned down 40-year-old real estate agent and landlord David Stokoe in cold blood as the agent attempted to collect rent on one of his properties. Police allege Velasquez shot Stokoe multiple times in the back and then stuffed his lifeless body into a hidden …

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