If you are looking to get that return in a three month time span, you will need to hold an equity stake in the deal (higher returns for more risk).

It's life span might be close to over. 

Hi Ed, My background includes a 10 year span of multi-family real estate/property management.

Beginning of the day judges are usually chipper and have  a longer attention span to hear you out on how you arrived at your amount for charges and fees.

Within a 15 day span a consumer is allowed to shop multiple mortgage credit providers in order to ensure he gets a good loan.

You can bid over the amount in your pre-approved bid bank but you must get the funds credited to your Acct before 5pm that day… even though the auction May span a few days depending on how many properties are included. the Cons: 1. if there is a tie bid, then the winner is system generated. 2.

Don't you just love it when you send three or four emails and a couple of voicemails over the span of more than a month instructing the servicer on a particular workout with a borrower, only then for them to come back and say "oh sorry I didn't see these emails"

I do know if you bought the property for 14K, that could be used as a comparable sale and hurt your chances of pumping up the value.I don't care what you put into the property;  new windows, doors, floors, roof, HVAC, kitchens and baths, paint, plumbing, updated electric and a rotating hot tub on the roof, you will not get a portfolio lender to say the property you bought for 14K is now worth 127K in that short of a span (or they won't be portfolio lenders for long). 

I did a similar report in one of my test runs, for data between the time spans of 2010-2020 and got some very interesting material produced back to me, that I know based on chatGPT's design, is likely to be significantly more accurate.Either way, something very interesting, and I am excited to see how it plays out in the real estate world as we move forward.

But if you prefer to have access to your funds over a span of time, you’ll be better off with a HELOC, as the draw period typically lasts around 10 years and you can use your money as needed during that time.3.