As long as the note payments are being made we are receiving a return of 17% + on the $450k we could have cashed out on - a much greater return than we could have reinvested at.

The question then becomes this - is the $ cost worth the dependability and quality you expect to receive from the non-bank lender. 

Hopefully, I should receive benefit of tax/appreciation/rent increase/refi at lower rate.  

Send me a message to connect, we can set up a time to call and we can talk to see if it's a good fit. we have a lender that funds acquisition and construction, but must have a hefty equity percentage into the deal.The lender needs high equity, or the buyer receiving the funding needs to have a strong equity position? 

If you are interested send me a DM.Brad-I think I DMed you, however I am new to this platform so not sure you received it.

.- Tax Benefits of receiving installments instead of a lump sum payment.- Legal Options for the seller if the buyer does not make payments.- Visual/Explanation of how the loan looks on the HUD-1 at closing.Good Luck!

I'm going to try to get Safeco to waive their new policy of not allowing any change of broker requests to go through after July 1, 2024 based on the fact that I never received their notice of Non-Renewal (dated May 4, 2024 ) in the mail and only got a copy of  it by email from my agent's office on July 17.  

Hi Gabe, If you have a history of receiving rental income on other investment properties then you would be able to use the projected rental income on the new subject property on a full documentation loan. 

While Steve expressed concerns about measurement metrics, I am still receiving what I believe are credible noise complaints.

Hello,We've received an offer on our flip, and it's a VA loan offer, which is a bit new for us.