All Forum Posts by: Anthony Susco

Welcome to BP Tom!  @Justin Eaton has a great group in South Jersey.  You should also come to our networking event in Philly Nov. 7th at the Field House.

Ashmore Partners is now offering 30-year landlord loans, nationwide, for purchase or cash out refinancing.

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Ashmore Partners, is coming to Philly to host a night of networking.

This is a free, no-pitch event.  Come out to meet with other investors, agents, contractors, title folks, and your favorite private money lender.

I hope to see you there.

Cheers!
 

Justin - Thanks again for organizing this.

Ashmore Partners will be there and bring Chick-fil-A to enjoy with the brews.

Looking forward to some good networking!

Good evening everyone. I wanted to let you all know that Ashmore Partners will be co-sponsoring the event along with 1st Colonial.

We will be bringing refreshments (Chick-Fil-A) and will have some information on our programs.

I look forward to seeing everyone and meeting some new faces!

Thanks for the mention @James Masotti.  @Tommy R. feel free to reach out and we'll be happy to help!

@Robert Sapienza I would talk to an attorney, but based on your previous post, it sounds like you didn't sign a contract yet?  In that case, I don't think you would be legally bound to purchase the property.  Also, in NJ, there is an attorney review period during which you would be able to get out of the contract.

Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

@Rigo V. Some banks are willing to fund investment properties - I would call around to some of the smaller community banks in NJ. Depending on your specific deal, it could make more sense to use a HML.

@Ben M. Every HML is going to vary slightly on their terms, including prepayment of the loan. I would engage with several lenders and find the option that best fits your needs. You should also be able to negotiate the terms, especially if you have a good deal and strong personal finances/experience.