Their fees ate 1% to 3 %, Has anybody does business with TSC Capital?

@Christopher Hunter Thanks, there has been alot of work being done in Tacoma so I am not sure if the Spaghetti Factory is still there, but I can always check it out, my wife and I had ate there one time before but that was about 14 years ago lol.

Hi Troy,I live in Cherokee county and have been too Savannah a few times.I ate at the Boars Head Tavern on the river and enjoyed it.

Takes five to seven years with a good inventory turn over, but you'll see in some areas ads, like; This is a Don Russell home or a Ted Miller home.

I suggest you get the loan docs to find out what the ate is based on and when the adjustments occur, then make your decision as to whether or not you want to be responsible for that note.

To make sense for the lender.What you have is a distinct advantage over your competition IE your cost of funds is such that if you needed to discount you will probably make money the hard money borrower may not make a dime because of his cost of capital ate him up...

I held that property for 6 months thinking I would get to it.after awhile insurance, utilities ate a lot of profit up.

The very first time a tenant sues you claiming that their child ate lead based paint, you'll find out fast that there are a LOT of things insurance don't cover, including mold and lead based paint.Mike

When I was a student we typically ate the costs when everyone when home for the summer.

Ate you guys using a agent to sell your SFH'S?