They love me to tears, I get the warm fuzzies...LOFL...too bad warm fuzzies dont pay the bills.As Rehab702 noted you are building future referrals.A suggestion it so record they complements.

There is no due on sale violation.. no new loans needed.. 3rd party keeps all records of payments received/disbursed..

true compilers and assett managers dont even want to talk to any investors that dont have a proven track record. the only way the newbies and little guys are going to get in is through someone else and hope the chain isnt 12 people long. alot of the hedge funds are buying large portfolios then breaking them up and fliping them to the open market and this is a way to establish a track record. i have no problem bringing a true investor that can show proof of funds and knows what they want directly to a compiler to place some orders. the compilers want a minimum of $100,000,000 order and charge from .45% to .58% on average.

I just found the local government recorder/fiscal office and have been looking up the properties we are eyeing...The state has the property we are most interested in appraised at 70,000.

Ryan, as a wholesaler would you do you recommend that I record purchase contracts by submitting them to my title company?

maybe they can record using a webcam or any digital camera convert it to avi for online use?

My accountant believes that if we file the legal contract we are preparing and get it on record, then that will allow us to divide the interest write-off between us, even if her name is not on the loan with the bank.Has anyone else tried this?

With the Dow at record highs, I (personally) am waiting until the market cools off and I can pick up a few good deals.

Make sure the developer has a track record in that country and look at those previous developments.Enjoy Life!

I say to find a property management company that has a good track record and apply your investment!