I'm planning a trip to Europe next year.

The guy who buys from me (Where I get $350 after 5 trips to inspect, all sorts of paperwork and hassle cause it's a HUD) and then sells and I get a commission (My regulars don't pay 3% list either).

And this has been conveyed as I said quarterly along with a few of the investors made trips and walked through the project during the build out.

When they do respond, you have to pay the trip charge.

Has anyone here ever booked a trip with GVR as a guest? 

Hard money and private money loans can ultimately feel like high-stakes games, but if you have the appropriate plan in place and add a little comedy to the mix, you'll discover that the trip was well worth it in the end.

Meeting potential tenants in person can give you a better sense of their character and reliability.

@Damon Nash thanks for your patience here (I just got back to Texas from a trip) but let me answer these one at a time:Is 75% my max LTV?

There are real costs that new investors don't know and get tripped up.The biggest mistake I see new investors make is making offers on deals that no seller in their right mind would accept. 

The money was used for cars such as Rolls Royce's and Sports cars and trips to support Mr.