Hello,We have gotten to the point where we need to secure hard money loans for BRRRR projects that we are trying to aquire.Through our new social media presence, we have been approached by a couple hard money lenders, as well as I see that there are networking options here at BP.Has anyone worked with:Core Capital Partners LLCEd KayneWashington, NJAlso, how do I go about vetting Hard money lenders?

You may see it's easier to rent but even the presence of a second bath has not made a difference in our properties. 

The TV ads cut through a lot of the noise out there and add a real presence to your standing in the market place.  

Virtual offices are very common: look at how many Fortune 500 companies are supposedly headquartered in Delaware or the Cayman Islands, but have essentially no presence there at all.One great BP benefit I have seen is posting your questions here about a deal.  

I shall now compose the sentence that will trigger everyone's OCD to the greatest extent possible:They're use of there over their, and by they're I mean right hear, was laxidazy.I completely agree with OP that writing reasonably well makes a difference.

Even if you end up giving up more, it makes sense to partner with someone that has a solid presence i.e they have several projects on the ground.

Contact someone like me who buys undeveloped land with good road front presence in southeastern states.

Wanted to know if i could just start building more detached residences.http://www.cityofsacramento.org/Community-Development/Planning/Current-Planning/Zoning R-1: Standard Single-Family Zone: This is a low density residential zone composed of single-family, detached residences on lots a minimum of fifty-two (52) feet by one hundred (100) feet in size.

Because if an investor (myself), used hard money to purchase that REO then the investor cannot afford to be tied up 3-12 months trying to evict thru judicial eviction process (and associated delays), because the interest you’d be paying on hard money while not being able to move forward on repairs during eviction delays would eat up any profits.Is there a legal contract an investor could sign with occupant in presence of attorney offering occupant cash in return for keys & a final agreed upon move out date whereby if the occupant renegged on agreement the investor could go to a judge & get an eviction within 30 days or even same week ?

One thing I would make sure of is that they have a strong online presence or advertizing for your property.