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Jack Tucker HELP! I have offer to buy, need to know appropriate rates/terms to charge
17 January 2014 | 11 replies
One is so I had a decent amount of skin in the game from the borrower, and also to make my note more valuable if I ever needed to sell it.
Bryan Hancock "Reasonable Steps" Parsed For The JOBs Act
26 May 2014 | 10 replies
Another thing to consider for best is that technology allows one to track whether or not their investor base is accredited over time quite easily where a stale subscription agreement would only provide this verification at a single point in time without irritating their investors.
Val Dufour Mobile Home Private Land... HELP!!!!
20 June 2013 | 10 replies
Assumption is a renter will not take as good care of your place (especially if you're a distance away) as if they had skin in the game for ownership.
Wanda Cardenas How does a Beginner go about figuring out the Best Strategy??
11 November 2013 | 41 replies
The Foreclosure time frame is why HML now want higher credit from borrowers and skin in the game.
Rob Ainbinder Newbie: Houston, TX
3 June 2013 | 15 replies
Even with flipping if you use hard money the lender will want skin in the game ( money down and points ) to do the loan.The reasoning is if the rehab gets tough the HML wants it to be painful for you to walk versus just handing it back to them.A good contact for flips is J Scott on here.
Asa Clancy New Member In CT
18 June 2013 | 4 replies
You typically need to have skin in the game, but at the same time you certainly don't want to drain all of your personal reserves if you don't have to (i.e. if you used up all of your reserves on a traditional downpayment w/a bank - not only would it be gone, but then what's next?
Jason Brooks Deal Analysis Please Help!
2 July 2013 | 26 replies
I don't have the skin in the game necessary to create interest.
Tom Goans Lose Your Competitive Edge With Debt
29 June 2013 | 64 replies
Perhaps we don't understand what Mortgage Insurance really does and we are just irritated it means as a borrower more money is paid to service the debt.
Patrick Durham Refinancing Land Contract
9 July 2015 | 6 replies
So in other words, even though you might have an LTV of 25% the bank may not let you get back the money you put in as then they will be the only one with skin in the game.
Nuhan Demirkan Bringing a note buyer to a cash deal
3 July 2013 | 5 replies
No real rule of thumb to say a discount will be X%, depends on many factors.I agree with Wayne that you'd be better off with private money, problem is they are usually short term, but there are some little old ladies that would love to get 8/9% for 10 years for the grandkids, but that has other issues too.Now, if you're buying a 100K property for 70K you might do a 90K loan and you may get the 70K, the trick is not to go over the market value of the property and show that you have skin in the game or compensate for the skin like a pledge of other assets.