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Edward Johnson Tenants split, one wants off lease
17 January 2019 | 12 replies
No creditor I know of takes a co-signer off the debt unless it's ordered by the court. :)
Rodney Dixon Lenders wanted for condo purchase
15 October 2013 | 3 replies
Also, she has a co-signer that has bad credit in the range of 540, but, has been on there job for 6+yrs.
Tyler Smiarowski What do you think of this deal?
16 July 2014 | 33 replies
I know of at least one person that has done a co op in the past 8 weeks or and I know for sure they don't have a sprinkler system, etc.
Antia Murphy Co-marketing agreement
21 October 2013 | 0 replies
Hello,I am new and I am going to be working with another wholesaler on a portfolio of properties and I wanted to know if anyone had a sample of a co-marketing agreement.
Thomas Keys co-wholesale deal, should i disclose address without paperwork?
25 October 2013 | 2 replies
yeah i think that sounds great, to prevent more confusion at the title company but im leaning towards a decision to require earnest money, but he hasnt even seen the house in person yet and i dont want to come off as too aggressive (especially if im a co-wholesaler) "addresses aren't disclosed until confirmation of deal has been presented" is a rough draft of what ill reply with, is that ok?
Roger Ward applicants: one with bad credit, one excellent credit
1 November 2013 | 6 replies
I figure the one with high credit is basically like a co-signer for the one with low-credit.Any words of wisdom?
Bret N. Best Terms For Owner Financing 490 Acres of Land To Develop For Co-Housing
6 November 2013 | 3 replies
They have not sold it to just anyone because they didn't want it to be another cookie cutter mountain top community.( I am looking to put in a Co-housing Community)So the return on investment is more from the stance of putting my name to something unique to my area & something I am passionate about.
Thanh Nguyen Dodd Frank and Lease Option!
31 January 2014 | 50 replies
Another example might be a co-signer not living in the property, in some cases such income or guarantees can be used, in conventional fannie mae lending, it's not.While you can read a list of things you must have, name, ssn, income, contract with a sale price an a loan amount requested, you'll need more information and verification by certain documentation to actually justify making the loan.So, reading a list as explained in the link provided, while correct, it won't put the average (or even above average) investor in a position to do underwriting.Point is, to do those "exempt" seller financed notes, you, as a lender will be liable for the loan origination.
Andres Piedra Strange Rental Question…..well, strange to me.
9 November 2013 | 4 replies
The Co was bought out by a Co. in Finland so it was an interesting experience.
Cindy Konopasek FHA Loan Eligibility
25 April 2014 | 1 reply
I currently am a co-borrower with my daughter on an owner-occupied property utilizing an FHA mortgage.