@Brian Burkeundefined@Joe Fairlessundefined@Omar Khanundefined@Todd Dexheimerundefined@Michael Swan undefined@Jay Hinrichs undefinedShort of having as impeccable a resume as Brian Burke, in most major markets (think Dallas, Atlanta, etc) you will need to offer hard money.

So if the virus thing cools down, people's life will resume to normal.

@Laticia Braxton, you need to add motivational speaker to your resume!

Someone that is ethical and successful, If you want my Resume I will provide you one Via E-Mail I have a lot of different things under my belt just nothing related to REI.

Now if you finance several of these using hard money loans, you build your resume and then take to your bank requesting a line of credit to purchase and flip more.

That will get you in some places 80%financing.Normally on multifamily lending: its Borrowers background info or resume (how much experience on that same type of property)Borrowers financial statement B = tax returns ( 2 years) For the building (Operating statement last 3 years)updated rent roll, so Some hard money lenders just do a drive by if they are from the area and know the local market and the vacancies from the area and what rents go for.

The bill is up for reconsideration (possibly adding some amendments to allow some types of foreclosures to resume) when the Legislature meets again in Feb. 2013.

There may be an "implied warranty of merchantability" or an action based on "fitness for a particular purpose".You could also threaten to go nuclear on social media, but if you do, you had better be very accurate in what you say.  

Then there will be a 10 day break and work will resume May 14th for sheetrock and insulation in the basement. 

She works with a lot of out of town, out of state investors and her resume and credentials are impeccable.You can find her contact info on her website: http://www.gwestatesandhomes.com/