Remember WHO asks for the pre-approval letter - - it's the BUYER, not the lender and that's to assure the buyer that the offer is genuine and not from a lookie-loo.The pre-approval letter will drive the lenders loan approval and underwriting process to produce a specific approval:we will grant a loan on xyz property not to exceed $yyk dollars with a COE on or before mm/yywith a GSI and NOI as represented by the displays from the existing owner.

If there is no such thing as a JV agreement what contract do we need to have signed with a co wholesaler?

You can hire a management company, but you can also self-manage or hire a co-host which are two options that allow you to generate a higher return so those are two options to consider for the right investor.For example, I sell property in the Florida panhandle and give clients a full vendor list once they go under contract so that they have all of the contractors, cleaners etc they need to successfully self-manage.

Hi all!I would like some advice on what my lending options are for the co-op my family plans for buy. The co-op will likely be purchased by a family member. It will be used as primary residence. Her and I already co-o...

This is my first tenant with a co-signer.

You need to find the absolute cheapest property available and get it, with a co signer if you have to. 

Although it would reduce the amount of capital I have to invest elsewhere, paying off this loan in one lump sum now would save $907 in interest, increase my net worth and would remove the loan from my mom’s credit since she was a co-signer.

Is it better to buy a Co-Op or condo if you are trying to get rental income?

I spoke with a co-founder briefly over a tweak in one of the models.

I know that the larger "V A", "Co-Host", "Booking Management" companies pay for their clients' Vrbo subscriptions or PPB fees, but my boutique business cannot support that expense.