hey Francisco, im very glad to c ur at least aware of private lenders as I didnt know about them till I was 6 yrs in.

Hello my name is Tatirah Glenn and I am 33 yrs old.

In other words if it would sell for 200K (net after all expenses) or produce (net) rental income of 1000 a month, the rental income would only come out ahead after 200 months (16.67 yrs.).As to a small loan ($30,000?)

Maybe a result of the world we live in here.I have been an investor for 15 yrs, own 65 SFH and the first chance I got to pay off my primary residence, I DID IT.

I am new to wholesaling but work in construction as a project manager and 8 yrs experience in mortgage and financing.

I like that they have low minimums on the ifunding site..I'm still not sure exactly how they screen the deals "a proven formula" by a "team of professionals w/ over 30 yrs of experience"But another example of the "democratization" of RE investing and information (much like many other industries..)

That is going to savage me in the next 25 yrs.

The last conversation I had with my attorney on this subject was over 5 yrs ago.

The builder has been in business for @ 20 yrs. and has built subdivisions and spec homes before.

I have had rentals for 10+yrs myself and this situation is fairly common to me but with people dating mostly.