He took NINJa loans galore, rented everything, and when the music stopped he just kept on leasing and was making every month what he had yearly before.

@Ryan Thomson, a realtor in Springs was instrumental in helping me find my home here in TX last year. 

2) Title/escrow/recording are closing costs and what it cost to record the Deed of trust, or whatever security instrument is used in the state. 3) all the fees and closing costs should come out of the loan amount, which would mean that whatever you are putting down needs to be enough to cover these costs of the loan doesn't cover them + the purchase price...

As a kid who grew up in the early 2000s I was raised on Atlanta music and artists (lol I didn’t have to be a savvy real estate investor back then to know to stay away from Zone 6 and Zone 3!).

When I wanted to be in the music industry as an executive, I started out wanting to be an A&R, then I wanted to be President of A&R, then Vice President of the whole company then President.

If you don’t know anything about a forum topic just pass.Very rude.I don’t think the forum is built for your opinions or musical selections. 

Yes, bridge loans with rehab is the instrument that REI use to get into a property at it's lowest point and add value to it to increase its worth. 

Big shout out to Josh and Brandon for all the exceptional work they have done thus far.Recently, at the office I was listening to music on Pandora and saw a banner for the Rich Dad® Success Workshop which was taking place in my area.

Here is the language from the HUD guideline document:"At least one borrower must occupy the property and sign the securityinstrument and the mortgage note in order for the property to be consideredowner-occupied.FHA security instruments require a borrower to establish bona fide occupancyin a home as the borrower’s principal residence within 60 days of signing thesecurity instrument, with continued occupancy for at least one year."

Most of our offerings are debt instruments, which we purchase on a 100% cash basis.