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Oh wow,I did see the guy's Enzo a few years back coming in and out of marquis, when I was living at VS apartments :)

Awgee: $50k (or whatever down pay) comes from liquid assets (cash, bank accounts, etc) Business Banker is basically the relationship manager that handles my accounts. It isn't a BofA or Wells Fargo where you go in and sit behind a different "banker's" desk. I consider myself a client...

Probably not this property in general but I was very curious to see whats going on. I know one of these units went on REDC auction last year starting at $100k and I wonder if this one was it. $150k is a heck of a deal. Probably too good to be true though. Was just wondering if anyone had this...

My thought is that REO/Auction property gives the best chance as long as you have the time/resources to repair the property.

If you have a sound investment opportunity elsewhere that will earn you more than the 4-5% opportunity cost (interest), take as much of it out as you want. A 100% owned home is a good amount of *wealth*. But if you want the opportunity to generate *cash flow* to convert into more *wealth*...

Is that the people who complain or the offender? Guess someone bought a unit to party at =D Wonder how long it would take for the HOA to BK and the project to implode.

I'm interested in a property around $150-250k price point, something relatively new so theres no fee to jump in to, have lower maintenance, and a trendy "curb appeal." Down pay would be $50k or less. Was wondering if anyone can offer some ideas. A buddy of mine did a 0 down payment...

How's the lawsuit and fire alarm situation coming along? Definitely would be curious of the updates. Anyone with the Lexis access? I lived at Villa Siena before and alot of times the fire alarm is caused by drunken bastards who think they're funny and/or pissed off residents/guests who...

Theres probably alot of background that people may or may not know about the building. Maybe someone can look it up? :) I'm sure its probably in the sale docs. The impression I get is that Watermarke as a community/management company seems more solid compared to the others up and down...

Was doing some browsing, and saw this property on the sold list for $150k. Does anyone have a way to see if this property was bought by a bank or private party? $150k is not bad of a deal for a 1BR apartment knowing how much IAC 1BR's cost :) Wondering if I can snag up something like this...

Hi! Was wondering if someone can tell me a good link to search commercial real estate for lease. I was checking loopnet but it requires paid subscription. I'm looking around for a 5000-8000 sqft warehouse around irvine/tustin/anaheim area with .85 max lease rate. I noticed that there are a...

I'm in the same boat. Living by myself but in a shared house (and its benefits), was planning to jump into a home purchase. Guess not =D Looking on rental-living.com for a mid/upscale 1br.... prices seem pretty high (I pay <$1k right now). Are they fairly accurate in terms of the pricing...

1.09% a year...

A "blank check" auto loan is basically a loan you apply for at eloan, capital one, etc where once approved, they give you a blank check to write to anyone you buy a car from. Dealerships, private parties, etc. It will only get funded with the appropriate paperwork (title, registration, etc) it...

I tried applying for those "blank check" auto loans today... $50k used car loan w/ 701 fico, renting, $0 credit card balances, no current auto loan, 2 cars paid in good standing. 2 late pays on the credit report... Instant DENIAL... Not even an approval with a "subprime" interest rate. I was...

Given the $$ you say you make, why not wait a few months will fill your piggybank full of down payment $$$ making it impossible for them to refuse you?? The house is going to be there later this year, and perhaps all next year.

Today was such a nice day to go hunting, so I decided to stop by Central Park West and Plaza Irvine. Central Park West... only selling the highrise condo, the other buildings are on "hold" and the builder is only getting the exterior finished and leaving interior bare, per Irvine permit...

This is like trying to save a sinking ship... If they can't afford it and their way of staying in the home is to shortsell to a relative, stopping them is going to force a foreclosure. Besides if the relative has a different last name, then its even harder to prove... You don't know how they are...