I just searched the web and called a lot of hard money lenders.Just like I've done finding end loan financing.I don't think I can say it enough.

I'd much rather invest for a 1% rule with the help of people I know and trust. 2% rule is not worth the gamble, if you don't have a team.

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With the web, we're having to make laws as things develop.With that said, I suspect that it is a combination of the fact that they are not marketing directly to the investors and the dollar amounts are smaller, in relation to other types of investments. 

Try searching on the Boulder Camera's web site and I think you'll find details. 

Many do have web sites.  

The signature includes the web address for the investors.

(I know there is a recording of it on the web... just cannot recollect exactly where though).

Most of the HOA bids I see, where the mortgage foreclosure has not started, or recently started, equal 1 1/2 to 2 years of rent....doesn't seem to be a good gamble.

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