Texas, by far, seems to be the easist location to get rehab loans.One lender there actually offers a loan with just a $1k flat fee.

I have a great credit score and most of the usual lending sources and better rates just flat turned us down, so while I did get a conventional loan I also paid higher rates but still better than HML rates.

Flat market, with lots of inventory available.

In my experience, they collect from Gross Collected rent, although I've heard of them charging flat fees, and other concoctions.

They have strategies for rising markets, falling markets and markets that are flat.

At best, prices will remain flat for years to come while the long term trend catches up to the current prices.

It's a low-pitch, almost flat roof, torch-down.

So, after we submitted an intent to buy, which was flatly refused with no negotiation, we found a commercial RE agent to represent us.

We need a lender who can fund these purchases quickly and who would take either a flat fee per house or fixed %.

I work for one of the biggest financial firms as an accountant, it flat out sucks.