Buyer starting mortgage balance is $90k (assuming 10% down)Example 2, the New rules way:Buyer offers $97k, pays their agent $3k, seller pays their agent 3%, seller nets $94k.

So here's my question:How do you strike a balance between higher cash flow vs building value? 

Are you able to move it and still have the balance you want in your portfolio? 

The business accounts are referred as Business Brokerage and the personal accounts Cash Management - each type has two offerings, one offering with a higher interest rate paid on cash balances.

There are teller notes on all my rent payment accounts alerting bank staff not to provide a balance on the slip if it is not the account owner making the deposit.I have used this system for 10 years with multiple buildings and dozens of tenants without any issues.

Over time the balance builds up in my account and will pay for any damage or lost items as needed.I started this process about a year and a half ago for all 3 of my properties.

I have a property that I have rehabbed that is in a D level area that I would want to off load after a time anyways and was wanting to know how everyone goes about doing this.Do you have a contract that says something like "you rent from me for 3 years and then pay 100k over remaining balance of my mortgage"?

Even though HELOC are higher than cash out refinances, but it gives investors the flexibility to draw their funds and not having to pay the full balances within x years, depending on the loan program and draw periods.

Im closing on my 1st subto deal at $300K(240k mortgage balance, $60k Partial claim balance) Seller interest rate is 3.4% payment is $1900.

Bank and credit union loans are generally defined as “portfolio lenders,” or lenders that hold the loans on their balance sheets.