I would like to solicit feedback from both consumers and the pros on the feasibiltiy of buying a nice house near the beach near retail (I'm thinking NJ), then flipping it as quarter-share fractional interests at a premium.

If you don't have the money in your hands on day 46, I would call them and demand they transfer the funds immediately to the new PM or you will file a complaint with the state: https://www.dre.ca.gov/consumers/filecomplaint.htmlThat should motivate them to move immediately.

Therefore, you must take on all the property management tasks yourself.But rental property owners who are landlords know the job can be exceedingly time-consuming.

It might be time-consuming, but the direct approach can yield surprising results, especially if homeowners are considering selling but haven’t taken the first step yet.Phone prospectingPhone prospecting is another proactive approach that requires resilience.

I cant tell you how many times I've had to explain to investors that there is no magic DSCR wand that eliminates the personal credit risk/impact or allows them to borrow 100% of the purchase price or whatever. 99% of DSCRs require a PG which WILL impact DTI on any future loans, whether SBA, mortgage, consumer, etc.

In recent years, the world has witnessed a regulatory awakening in data privacy enforcement, a development driven by increasing consumer demands for transparency and the global proliferation of privacy laws.

When you’re sharing the space with others in a 6/3, you have like $5000/mo of income because you’re consuming a $1000/mo space.

The legal method is to file for an eviction and slog through the time-consuming court process.

@Vicki RolufsNever heard of him but I always recommend to check with nmls consumer access and check if they are licensed.

The banks MAY call the loan due but it is not illegal to buy a property sub to the existing mortgage.You are correct, Subto IS legal, when done legally.Withdrawing money from the bank IS legal too, when done legally.Are you aware that when done improperly, Subto can lead to charges of Consumer Protection ACT violations, artifices, deception by omission, equity skimming, bank fraud, mortgage fraud, tax evasion and so on.