All Forum Posts by: Kathy Merkh

@Jeff S. thank you.

Thank you all.  They have reviews but on their website and clearly all are good.  They apparently don't use title and I do have one.  I'll have to ask those questions - he gave me 5% for 20 yrs and a one time up front fee of $2,100.  Gave me the monthly payment and I checked it against a mortgage calculator and it's exactly what that said.  I just get a feeling in my gut that something's off.  Think I'll steer clear......thanks again!

@Chris Seveney thank you.  I did check and they do have one.  They're offering 5% for 20 years, no pre-payment penalty and the only cost is $2,100.  I got a letter and it just didn't seem professional in that there were grammar errors, etc. so it made me leery.  I was just hoping there was someone that had personal experience with them.

Hello ~ anybody familiar with the above outfit?  I'm thinking of doing a loan with them but it sounds too good to be true and you know what they say about that.  I'd love to hear if anyones had any personal experience with them.  Thanks!

I am looking for property managers in Columbia, SC.  Tried the PM finder here but it came back with nothing so hoping someone may be able to recommend a PM for a 34 unit property.  TIA!

Thank you all for your responses!!  I have one other area that I'm throwing into my search.  I like the state of Alabama as well as the other 2 I mentioned above.  I haven't really honed in on a specific area in AL just yet but am open to suggestions and to make any connections here that I can.  Thanks in advance!  

 That's great!  Do you deal with off market properties?  If so, please email me at [email protected].  Have a great weekend!

@Chris Grenzig

Thank you so much for this information!!!  I will keep this all in mind and will definitely keep your info for the PM side of things.  Hopefully I'll be reaching back out in the near future.

Thanks again!!! 

We're looking for larger complexes - 20-100 units.

No specific properties as of yet.  It would be an investment property.  Do you lend in those areas?