Also, some hard money lender will do cross collateralization and let you use one property as collateral for another.

It's funny that it will all catch up to them in the end.Yest, but your mortgage specifically states the consequences of not paying back your debt - you lose your collateral, ruin your credit rating, and possibly face a deficiency judgement for the balance.

The only other way is to borrow funds at market rates collateralized by your assets and pay for college.

Those who lend on commercial are comfortable with the collateral.

For me talking to a private investor... i just told him.. look im putting this other property i own up as collateral and i will pay you X% per month back on the loan, we shook hands and walked away.

I was going to use this as collateral and purchase a home.

Bottom lie I think your going to eat this one. hang in there. prepare for the worse and hope for the best.I just met a guy that gave $18k cash to another guy that promised him 12% return. well long story short this highly educated senior electrical engineer is out $18k. with no contract, or collateral he is out of luck.

Use other property equity as collateral for the 20% normal down.If you have to take it through a winter to wait for great tenants etc., better looking tax records or better interest rates you can then refi.

In the RE context the note is normally secured by collateral that is RE.Buying and selling notes if both a niche business and a big business.

can someone please clarify exactly how to secure a property with my name on the title that i am investing in--i am providing the capital for rehab, we have a contract for sale to end buyer--i want to collateralize my capital with the property--there are no other liens on it-- how do i do this?