Edy Eddins has made several post on this forum.He has presented Blazevic Funding Group in the most professional manner possible.I have noticed most of you have complained about paying a membership fee.They are several employees in the Blazevic Funding Group.You don't work for free so why should they.The membership fees you pay will pay their salary for underwriting, advertising, web programing,member counseling, and the list goes on and on.Frankly I am surprised that Blazevic Funding Group can sell a membership this cheap for the services they offer.That is the simplest way I know how to explain the fees.For those of you that still don't understand the program of Blazevic Funding Group look at Blazevic Funding Group as a match maker they simply match your loan proposal with one more of hard money lenders that is associated with Blazevic Funding Group.You may also look at Blazevic Funding Group as a hard money broker.Any way you look at it,they are simply making it possible for you to get a hard money loan done with no credit check and no 10% down.I have done several hard money loans with Blazevic Funding Group.The first one was a flop the other 4 went smooth as cutting butter.

Have them partner, an LLC is simplest, have them fund in the capital account, they get interest through agreements in the operating agreement, the LLC owns the property.

The 2% rule is the most basic, simplest calculation - a way of saying hey, it's not that easy, bub.  

However, they are incredibly tight on landlords for even the simplest things.

So I make them send them to one of my title companies in their family here in Oregon and run in for a courtesy singing at no cost.. and I just pop in someone will grab the docs and sign me off.Lastly we do have what I know of the world by far the simplest closing procedures try to do closings in other countries..

Without nerding out on debits and credits, this is the simplest way to view it.  

As a wholesaler, I want the simplest/fastest deal possible to pass off to my investors.

That seems simplest in my mind, lease with sublet rights, paying them say 60% gross revenues.

PML in their simplest form don't by products, but rather create and manage assets, in this case the loans.

It’s the simplest way to get a feel of what it is like to be a landlord without going through the hassle of managing rehab projects.