We were founded at the height of the market crash and specialize in off market, discounted properties.

If you did that then the investor or bank would be the owner of the second mortgage/note and it would be theirs to keep or sell at a discount. 

What makes it such a discount at this point in time is that even though the municipalities planning committee GIS system indicates that they have easements established for road frontage for this lot, currently there is no road frontage.I would like to take advantage of picking up the lot while deeply discounted, but I know that no road frontage will impact potential plans to convert this over to a cash flow play (or to liquidate it later if needed) until completed by the municipality.

Find motivated sellers who will sell at a deep discount that will pay for any extended time that your offer considers or offer a small profit split with them.This idea may work out and I would like to hear more as you progress.  

Then transfer or "sell" property back into personal name and pay taxes on a discounted valuation.  

If you are interested to receive info on discounted properties please reach out to me and I will add you to my buyers list.

Our company specializes in the "end buyer" we work very hard to ensure solid returns on deeply discounted properties. 

She replies quickly to any questions I haveThey offer a tenant turn discount, if the tenant moves out and the property is not rented, they do not charge me while they are finding a tenantI see receipts immediately for any repairs that need doneThey remind me if I have any bills due, Taxes water etc So I never forgetSometimes it is important not only to know what licenses/certifications the company has, how long they have been in business, what kind of reviews they have, but also to know that they truly care about the investment and not just collecting their 10%

Wal Mart does not go to Coke and tell them that they want a 50% discount to retail price on 1 can of Coke ... know what I mean? 

Hi all,I live in the Indianapolis area and am starting to think about potentially becoming a private money lender...I'm going to have to brush up on what the current state of real estate is as I haven't looked into the markets, etc in a while...My current question is related to CIREIA...Can anyone tell me what the 160 fee to join includes other than a monthly meeting and discounts at some stores?