With our marketing plan in place, we have the ability to purchase properties substantially below market value and will not invest in a property unless we are behind 70% ltv after all fees.

Unless you have some really substantial assets you arent going to be a big target for litigation.

get the cash and make it substantial.

As mentioned- we have good credit and substantial income, funds etc- just not a lump sum we are comfortable putting down for the down payment.

This property once renovated will have a substantial cash flow.If I can make financing work while I am renovating, do you think it is a decent investment.

I'm wondering if the vacation home on Tilghman Island Md. is a good move and will appreciate substantially in the next 20 yrs.

When invoices are paid to contractors for the hard costs, usually the developer requests a release of lein to be signed that is approved and inspected by all parties including, the bank, bank inspectors, county attorney, title company, etc....This release prevents any files, leins, or judgements to be placed on the property after substantial completion.

it won't cash flow or it'll be super tight and there's just not enough margin there for you to make any substantial profit.

[size=18]Multi Family Financing Programs[/size]Multi New Construction And Substantial RehabMulti Family RefinanceMulti Family Acquisition LoansAssisted Living/Skilled NursingManufactured/Mobile HousingEstablish The MarketThe first step of this loan process is to engage a feasibility study to determine marketability and to establish market rents and operating expenses.

Profit margin: I believe that you need to have a substantial profit margin before something is worth investing in.