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Rachel Luoto I took the leap this year! Now what?
1 December 2017 | 3 replies
You mentioned maxing out your lending limit - which makes sense if you're borrowing based on your credit profile, income and DTI, but what about exploring options with lenders that purely underwrite the asset and it's cash flow?
James Bitakis Which property would you choose
8 July 2017 | 13 replies
The quip about lenders not lending in Chicago is pure fallacy.
Scott Menkes Hi all, New member from Virginia Beach
11 August 2014 | 9 replies
Our model is buy and hold real estate through pure rentals, personals turned rentals all being class A properties so smaller margin but lower expenses.This site has tons of great sources.
Tyler Baugh Hello from So Cal!
10 August 2014 | 3 replies
We than started to buy pure investments.
Luis Rondon Financing Tips
17 August 2014 | 5 replies
Pure rentals are 20% for 1-4 houses and 25% for 5+.Definitely check out those who you enjoy's signature.
Kyle M. Rehab to Buy and Hold
18 August 2014 | 37 replies
We now paint all ceilings and trim in pure white and use a modern, neutral color on the walls.
Kavi S. Bostonian checking in!
24 August 2014 | 12 replies
When I got started in my career started to invest my income in pure rentals.
Jessica G. Just signed the papers -- DFW sub2
13 May 2014 | 24 replies
Your 99% claim, pure fluff, you can judge gurus and scammers by claims they make, sensational, etc.
Chootar Laal Need advice on paying off mortgage and being debt-free
20 May 2014 | 10 replies
And there are many things to consider, including your entire financial picture, your age, your family, your future plans and goals.From a purely financial/math standpoint what @Chris T.
Account Closed Are these financing terms reasonable or not?
29 May 2014 | 7 replies
@kathy ReissmannFrom a purely pragmatic perspective you might consider the following points;Sounds like the cost of 12 months money to you is 20%, if so depending on your level of experience, it's not unrealistic in hard money terms.It's never a good idea to do business with family, but if needs must, you must and always make sure you have your paperwork in order and you are going to be able to meet your obligations.Always take a professional position when somebody tries to exploit you like this. if you still need the deal go back and negotiate with charm and a smile, business as usual and get the best possible deal for yourself.Best of luck with it!