Might offer one price with a LO, one with seller-financing, a third with getting a mortgage yourself.  

My grandpa has multiple rental properties that fund his retirement, living in Palos Verdes, which is what got me interested.

If you do nothing else in real estate, you will have succeeded by getting into a Los Angeles fourplex as a young man with only 3.5% down.

Biggest Project I have Invested in so far. Hard work pays off! Hope anyone here that might be around the area can make it to the open house. BEFORE
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Investor to Investor there is no Dodd Frank, so you can draft a LO or a note any way you want AS LONG AS YOU ARE NOT LIVING IN IT.Investor to OO or Owner Occupant, like a tenant buyer or owner financing buyer, I would use a RMLO, have the buyer fill out a 1003 and see their ability to repay as per the CFBP's reqirements.http://www.consumerfinance.gov/regulations/ability...

We meet at the Embassy Suites on Verde rd in Greenville.

Reading it shows me that most sellers, in Texas,will probably want to avoid a LO.

Cactus, Yucca's, Aloe's, and some succulents such as firesticks add a ton of color and will fill up a good amount of space over time.

I agree that a talk with a LO will help significantly and help guide me.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Yep, here is a Los Angeles deal for you to take a look at.