I would love to catch up with you the next time that you’re in town.Best of luck on the settlement and feel free to touch base if you need any assistance.Kevin

Last Friday afternoon I was due to close on a cash out refinance, I spoke with the title company first thing and they told me they have all the documents apart from the settlement statement.The title company tried to make contact with the person who sent the files but they were unable to make contact.

For example, the seller may not want to sell the property on the market because the seller may have some legal issues e.g. he cannot sell the property because of some financial issues e.g. he cannot receive a wad of cash due to a divorce settlement, or there may be some problem e.g. the seller may not be able to take a wad of cash because he owes money to the IRS, or the property has some serious issues where he does not want to sell the property on the market and be liable for making repairs.

I hunted down and located the current settlement form as well as the older HUD 1 form and I lack the experience to completely understand where that line item would go. 

Made it to settlement by the skin of my teeth (debt to income ratio was excellent) after being underwritten twice.

After we made settlement on the second property, within 30 days my investors received a balance due notice from the township for a total of $1200!!!

Would suggest checking your Buyer's settlement statement to double check that it wasn't already included.Good luck!

A high-income Job, Knowledge of Insurance Process, Estimate Writing/Claims Handling that increased insurance pay-out 30K over original settlement offer.

However, I knew a bit of policy knowledge, estimate writing skills and how to reconcile the insurance estimate to well over their original settlement.

By putting that syndication in a qualified account, you lose out on a major benefit of real estate investing.I have a self directed 401k and I typically use it for private lending, note investing, life settlements and other opportunities that don't have tax benefits like depreciation.