Michael did own the issues they had with the refer a friend credits in the past and said they have worked to streamline the system to make it way more efficient.  

203k Program is a tough scenario when going above streamline ($35K or below in repairs) The problem when you go farther out from the Philadelphia immediate market - Appraisal numbers just don't pop up based on renovation and rehab to a home.

Seasoned investors have streamlined methods for analyzing properties and getting to what really matters.

My goal is to create a efficient and stream line process of tracking.I am looking for a management software that can handle both residential and commerical.

Cash-out refinance on my investment property out of state...Bank 1 - $150,000 30 Year 4.85% (4.97% APR) $4,000 Closing Costs $46,000 Cash in my pocket after refinance"Big Bank"- Horrible communication- Closing set for end of December, have not heard back from them in 2-3 weeks- No response to my emails or calls- Good rates and my current bank so convenient to useBank 2 - $153,000 30 Year 5.5% Closing Costs Rolled into Loan $50,000 Cash in my pocket after refinanceLoan Depot- Communication is much better- Process is streamlined (They have all underwriters, etc. working for them)- Less Closing Costs- Rates are higherIs it worth going with Loan Depot over the "Big Bank"....aka pay more for the convenience and less of a headache?

Me and my brother have put together a LLC for rental property investments. We want to start in Florida either in Tampa or Orlando area with multi family properties and Condominiums. We are looking for some advice for ...

I suggest streamlining your process with him, right now, so you will function as a well-oiled, money making machine in the future.Good luck :)

I say you buy the house for $275K, pay off BIll totally (unless you CAN get a renovation loan, which would give you another $30K if it's a streamlined FHA) - so you'd buy it for $305K, and have $30K to play with.

Perhaps you can share what tools you're using to review the deals, whether or not your goal is higher, or ways to streamline the process. 

What's the deal with Dodd Frank - has it become more streamlined and easier to deal with over the past few years, that it has been implemented?