My concern with email is that I don't want to be liable for such a potentially unsecured mode of delivery given the sensitivity of a credit report.Thanks,Mitch

Once you get pre-approved it is easier for the lender to give you an idea of what kind of terms they can offer.Real estate is a relationship based business and having a good hard money lender on your team can add value to your business by..Having an advanced knowledge of the markets they lend inConnecting you with other business professionalsHelping you close deals under time sensitive scenariosOffering free resources that can help give you an edgeWith that being said not all HML's are created equal.

Details....Lay thing out step by step.The meter I mentioned above has great sensitivity and the range is incredible, many on BP have seen it in action.

We buy it without any adhesive and use our own pressure sensitive adhesive.

IE I have a partner that will buy it when in fact you don't and your hoping to flip it to someone you probably have never met.. so you start the transaction off with a fib.. and its hard to come back when your put on the spot.. some folks are born ********ters and can work right through that no problem because they could careless what the seller thinks.. others would be sensitive to this as I think you are and have learned... best to be straight up I would have a written doc outlining your process that they sign.. so there is no confusion and you don't get accused of being a pimp.

Hello all,We purchased a non-performing note last year for a single family home in Detroit (Wayne County, MI). Our servicing company sent several letters to the borrower about doing a loan modification, but he never r...

I'm not very sensitive to price, other than I don't like to mess with stuff under $100k, just value. 

Any sensitive tenant data for example shouldn't be shared with an intern, and I'd be hesitant to send an intern to inspect the interior of a property without a staffed escort

What I'm getting at is that I think this is a good deal.I've never put an offer in on a house, so I'm looking for some advice on how to put the house under contract as soon as possible but safeguard myself incase there's mold everywhere or broken pipes, etc.  

http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/13/us/pennsylvania-cons...Thanks for your respectful thoughts while discussing such a sensitive topic.