I would be very careful working with a professional who plagiarizes.The above sentences that he wrote is stolen directly from something that I wrote.If a professional will plagiarize another professional...can you really trust him with the sensitive information that you are providing him?

Hello, I'm looking into closing on a fourplex (8bd 4 bath) down in the Mid-south region . I am using an FHA loan and bringing about 6500 (+ 2900 that is in escrow) to closing, I've got about 20k in Seller Concessions,...

I've run the numbers and, even though it's expensive, hard money makes more sense when you can refi into conventional.I will say that after having used it for a while, you start to get sensitive to how much it's costing.

Remember analyzing the deals, putting in contingent offers and doing our due diligence on the properties every step of the way are the safe guards that keeps us from not having to rely on our emotions or nerves on these deals in the first place.

Being able to empathize and articulate how you will safeguard your lender's capital will go a long way in helping you to secure additional capital down the road.

I'm a little sensitive to over investment in a property as well.  

But from a business point of view, I have to safeguard my investment.

If you live far away, professional property management is an extra expense you simply must incur to safeguard your investment.Experienced builder and property manager Rusty Meador notes, "No matter how good of a real estate deal you find, it is only as good as its ability to be managed well."

Actually financing is a good safeguard on your 1st deal. 

The only 2 positive things about equity is if the market or rent falls it is your safeguard, and it's all paid for by the tenant.