Feel free to ask me about any advice that you may need or concerns that you may have within this industry. I’d be glad to help you anyway that I can or at least get you pointed in the right direction if for some reaso...

Lenders pull all kinds of reports behind the scenes and the LLC and/or some of the real estate will likely come up on these searches, prompting the underwriter to ask about them, pulling them back into the mix.My advice, as both a lender and a person with an LLC that holds all of my own rentals -- just disclose it up front.1.

Hi, I am looking at a vacant property here in Nc and wondering if anyone would have a person of contact or know where to go in regards to a property that has been foreclosed on by Caliber (behind the scenes its really HSBC) with an LSF9 Trust (By what i read is all "Paper Fiction Novel").

He's a Baltimore-area investor, super active in the REI scene and super helpful guy.

That does sound like a either a lot of coincidences happened around the same time or something is going on behind the scenes.

He has not been bad necessarily and he did submit the $150,000 offer without much push back but I feel like too much could be going on behind the scenes.   

Frisco has been on FIRE for over a decade and the food scene is, in my opinion, much better.

I do have a friend that manages a meeting space in downtown Matthews if we find the bar scene to be too loud.

If it were me, I'd be looking at markets where: 1-homes stay on the market for less than 50 days 2-you can still get 1% rule3-there is a notable hipster scene 4-is also a decent tourist destination 5-inventory can't keep up with demand so absorption rate is > 20%

I too have been researching the site from behind the scenes.