We used to use the verbiage you mention for our clients several years ago, and in fact we still have it posted on our website here: http://yellowletterscomplete.com/yellow-letters/yellow-letter-templatesI know lots of investors and other yellow letter companies are still using this language, but we've noticed a stronger and more positive response rate from other verbiage options.

On commercial loans I am seeing up to 10 years fixed as the longest but nothing beyond that.Those little mortgage devils are counting on the market being much stronger then which will make people who bought low have a bunch of equity to OF COURSE refi into a much higher rate.There are some owner occupied programs for quads where you live in it.On the credit score pulling people get confused on this.If you are mortgage shopping the computer generated credit scoring model factors in that people shop the rates.Generally if you pull multiple times in a 1 to 2 week period you are okay.It's when people continously pull for weeks or months on end and never do anything where it hurts your score.The computer sees it as something must be wrong if all these applications are made and credit is not given or a loan is made.

There are loans available for the self employed, but you might need to have stronger credit profile, more equity in the house, and slightly higher interest rate...Contact me for a referral to a home study course on credit intelligence.

This is not a deal worth looking at.Flips need a much stronger evaluation than "back of a napkin."  

We all know what happened when they went public, but with Portland hold stronger than other markets were able to turn a heft profit when they sold their 200 plus doors.  

Hello,I am an appraiser and real estate broker in the Madison, WI area who is looking to expand my real estate portfolio into cities with stronger cash flow opportunities and Milwaukee seems to be a strong contender.

-RichThanks for the update Rich and it really is true when they say "what doesn't kill you will only make you stronger"!

Found out my offer was too low and bank accepted a stronger offer.

This strategy also gives you the opportunity to find something that has a stronger cash flow if you move 100% of the funds to the next property.

We have already lost out on 2 deals with other people having a stronger offer than ours.