I recently found a private money partner that is willing to allow me access to the funds out of a HELOC on their house.

I recently found the 'subject to' and creative financing podcast and it got my wheels turning. 

I recently found the 'subject to' and creative financing podcast and it got my wheels turning.

I've just never seen anything more compelling than the theory-based user-cost model (which academics can't find compelling evidence in support of) that blowing on those dice causes snake eyes to appear, or appear more frequently.

It would be nice to have something local that I could keep an eye on, I've just been nervous about the state of Denver real estate.

I've just started a holding company LLC that I'm doing business out of and once I've secured an out of state property I'll set up an LLC there for just that property (or Series if that state allows).

Then we can non-renew the tenant.We understand that this is how we can do this, though we've not yet done all of it.But, based on your 3.5% rent increase limitation, I conclude that you live in a municipality with additional landlord regulations that may contradict what I've just said. 

How can I approach a deal to ensure the fastest close possible in the future (beside waiving inspection).The property is a BRRRR and I'd lined up a contractor who'd lined up sub-contractors and I've just had to have him cancel the drywall team and a few others because I can't hand him the keys since I haven't closed.

So I recently found out that my parents are sitting on a relatively large amount of equity in their house, and they have no plans on HELOCing or otherwise using it.

So I've just recently started studying Virtual Wholesaling, in hopes of being able to make enough cash, so i can reinvest it.