Our borrowers are the core of our team and we don’t forget for a second that our success stems from theirs.

But I do want to provide just this bit of information.Nearly every "really bad" deal that comes across my desk stems from investing out of state.

His idea stems from a visit to the Philippines, where, depending on the island you visit my make due without many amenities that we are priviledged to have here in the states.

Within the first few months of acquiring the property we received an unsolicited offer to purchase the property (stemmed from a craigslist posting for a tenant).A word of advice -- When you are dealing with the big numbers of close to Boston, personal taxes for repairs and other maintenance should be considered.

Bryan,I will go against the grain here and this comes from personal experience.I have received funding from people, some of which from either my website, or here, or other places where I inform them that they can invest in my deals and receive a set rate of return secured by a trust deed.I think the difference between my success in doing so and most others who fail stems from two ket factors:1.

I've dealt with many of the problems that you're dealing with, and almost all stem from poor management from companies I worked with out of state.If you're unable to pull out any equity or borrow on your credit cards, do you have any other sources for financing?

They seem to stem from loan mods and with CW originations.If the seller started a loan modification, then the the loss mitigators handling short sales will not be able to access the ATR or the SS package.

I think it stems from the fact that I feel that my area is so tenant friendly that I feel they can do a lot of harm if they tried to so I let a lot of things slide.

Many issues stem from the low barrier to entry involved with landlording in Reading PA.

In California, you see these types of properties trading at a 3.5%-6.5% cap rate(cash-on-cash return) with 10-20 year NNN leases.My curiosity simply stemmed at the difference in Cap-Rate discussed here for "buy and hold" SFH's and from what I see in my day-to-day on the Commercial side.