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Jason Merchey Vetting a Hard Money Lender - General Principles
16 December 2018 | 0 replies
Jeff is also well-regarded on LinkedIn it seems.However, since a person such as myself wouldn't get getting a first position lien on a particular property, one is trusting the company is going to remain solvent and pay its debts.What would you suggest one could do in a case such as this as far as vetting the company?
Beau Fannon Mortgage lenders are lowering credit requirements
24 March 2019 | 5 replies
Looks like the lessons of the past did not teach them anything.With the changes to how credit scores are computed after 2008, many people who are financially solvent still have lower credit scores because they do not know how to game the system.
Tony Castronovo Being taken advantage of by my property manager
7 April 2019 | 51 replies
My theory is that the multiple revenue streams compliment each other and makes them less likely to squeeze their PM clients with bogus nickel and dime charges in order to stay solvent.
Lance Tokuda Realty Shares - shutting down
23 January 2019 | 7 replies
At this point, I would guess a 7% return overall when everything is done.Realty Mogul claims to be solvent and my contact there said that they were more conservative on deals leading to a lower default rate. 
Laura C. HELP! Need to sell Flipped Home
6 January 2019 | 28 replies
Your staying solvent is more important than any real estate agent.
Mark Nickoson How do you keep a clean or organize your garage?
13 February 2019 | 20 replies
Don't buy huge amounts of pretty much any solvent-based coating to get some kind of savings and expect to store it in any sort of open or closed container.For saving MODEST amounts of solvent-based coatings, on the other hand: one of the better tricks we use is a tool called a a FoodSaver widemouth mason jar attachment hooked up to a brake bleeder/vacuum pump and an assortment of pint-sized and quart-sized widemouth canning jars with 2-part lids.
Jeremy Fields Finding money for major renovation flip
24 March 2015 | 6 replies
hello Jeremy,ed reid here,there are lenders that will do 100% financing ,these are there guidelines ,you will need a 660 to 680 credit score,they will lend up to 100% of the after repair value up to 65% to break this down,lets say you have a property where the cost is 50,000to buy 30,000 to rehab,this total comes to 80,000,lets say that the house will appraise for 140,0000 after the property is rehabbed,65% of 140,000 is 91,000,you will be in good shape ,the other underwriting factors are that the lender will like for you to be solvent and will ask for bank statements or tax returns,hope this helps eddie reid email [email protected] 240 5521656 
Lindsay Wilcox Refinishing Hardwoods--Chemicals or Sanders?
16 July 2013 | 9 replies
I've read about chemical solvents for cleaning and also full-blown sander rental.Who's done this before?
Bryan Hancock Negotiating Loan Covenants In Commercial Loan Documents - Nervous Lender Clauses, Etc.
6 November 2014 | 5 replies
The lender's strength, how solvent are they, well managed, any liquidity issues, are we bumping near any reserve requirement matters or limitations to one borrower or in this category?   
Jesse Shields Condo Flipping Potential - Calgary market
9 August 2015 | 14 replies
just some reminders - make sure the condo is solvent - the fees and the financial stability of the complex will make a difference. new complexes tend to have more/desireable amenities - you will not be able to address this with a rehab unless you buy the entire complex.GL