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David Robertson Rehabbing: Do you play Jeterball or swing for the fence everytime?
8 August 2012 | 5 replies
But, once i resume, I plan to offer about 5% more on purchase and will settle for a target of $15k rather than $20k in the resale range of $100 to $130k.
Robin Jones Month to Month Lease
6 May 2020 | 18 replies
A 3 month rental agreement at well-above market rent could be the perfect thing to bring in some decent income until the AirBNB market picks back up and/or local governments allow them to resume in places where they’ve been temporarily banned.Just a thought. 
Account Closed How to write a professional biography
26 June 2015 | 0 replies
Apart from the resume writing professional bio is also necessary.
Aaron Gordy Texas Triangle unemployment numbers...
2 August 2020 | 7 replies
(North of Houston) When I ran employment ads with the word "bookkeeper"I would get hammered with resumes back when we were 5%. 
Phillip Dwyer Will Nevada's AB284 be Amended in 2013?
6 March 2013 | 15 replies
The bill is up for reconsideration (possibly adding some amendments to allow some types of foreclosures to resume) when the Legislature meets again in Feb. 2013.
Adam Dorn Buy, rehab, and sell with traditional financing... any hurdles
17 December 2012 | 6 replies
Now if you finance several of these using hard money loans, you build your resume and then take to your bank requesting a line of credit to purchase and flip more.
Renee Carter Vacant 6 unit in a trust
19 January 2013 | 8 replies
That will get you in some places 80%financing.Normally on multifamily lending: its Borrowers background info or resume (how much experience on that same type of property)Borrowers financial statement B = tax returns ( 2 years) For the building (Operating statement last 3 years)updated rent roll, so Some hard money lenders just do a drive by if they are from the area and know the local market and the vacancies from the area and what rents go for.
Chris Yager Asset management contacts
25 September 2008 | 12 replies
I can't get past the person who just tells me to send my resume in or apply online to list their properties.
N/A N/A large enough loan to buy multiple rental properties
12 February 2008 | 8 replies
No Lender Points No Commitment Fees Limited Appraisal - No Environmental No Replacement Reserves Monthly / Annual Leases Acceptable Substitute Leases With Bank Statements A, B and C Property Types Considered No Balloon or Call Provisions Maximum LTV 80% / 85% CLTV Step Down Prepayment Minimum DSC of 1.20:1 Standard 1 Fee Closing Cost No Outside Legal Fees 60 Day Rate Lock Limited Impound Requirements Section 8 - Subsidized Rents OK Assumable at Lender Discretion - 3% Seller Concession Allowed on Purchases - 10% Seller 2nd Allowed - Contact CommercialBanc to Learn More - - Reduced Recourse and Non-Recourse Personal Guarantees Available - Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Acceptable to 25% Commercial Use - Small Balance Conduit Multifamily Loan Program Option Starting at $500,000 - In-House Mezzanine Financing Option to 85% CLTV - Mobile Home Parks Eligible for Apartment Loan Program with 15+ Pads - Property management experience is generally required for properties with 12 or more units, or property management letter and resume may be substituted
Eric Kotara Greetings from San Antonio, TX
19 September 2007 | 3 replies
Once she is on her feet, I get to resume my education, which never really ceased since I got my job at the book store.