The newer clients are signing one time showing agreements when I go see a property for them (or with them if they are in state), until they are comfortable with how I work, etc.

Most importantly, the group is an environment of positivity and support that is above and beyond other communities I’ve been a part of.

Subject-To is an extremely high-risk play for anyone not capable and/or comfortable with selling, refinancing, or repaying 100% of all Subject-To debt balances, all at once (if they have multiple). 

So essentially depending on your timing you will need (2) things in your favor to do that lower rates, and enough equity.In some cases having an interest only rate is not a good thing because it can and it does create comfort which can lead to bad habits of not paying the principal down.

Round Rock is a popular choice due to its proximity to tech companies and good schools, while Pflugerville offers a quiet suburban environment.

Pre-payment penalties can be very costly in a dropping interest rate environment.

I'm comfortable with all of those, but I know that there is so much more than goes into your return than just those three main levers.Specifically, I'm getting hung up on 1) financing, 2) closing costs on both ends, and 3) holding costs

Hi folks -I'm new to BP and real estate (but very familiar with finance and comfortable with early-stage risk in general - I come from the tech venture world).I'm considering making a small hybrid equity investment / loan to a developer building homes.

Very comfortable in my rat race job.

There is certainly an uptick in scrutiny against fraud and with valuations for refinances (esp. cash-out) in the current environment