Putting the note amount higher than LTV of the property value, suggesting that the loan can't be refinanced early, it puts the lender at risk with the SAFE Act and the CFPB, they can get involved due to unforeseen occurrences (even if unwanted by both parties).

I realize that wholesaling is a lot harder than the "gurus" make it out to be and have been looking into more creative ways to finance my first property (student loan debt and credit may be an issue for traditional financing).Through a friend, I have found an unwanted property that the owner inherited and is selling back in Wheeling, WV.

" I'll finance the purchase and the renovations" you organise the work and we will split the profit" I've been scouring this site and others but can't find anyone in a similar situation...

(Madison, Wi)Need to get rid of your unwanted house?

Do you sell leads yourself and if so, how have you found buyers for your unwanted leads?

I have a friend with a SFH built in 1900 that she and her husband bought 7 years ago for 107K and completely remodeled, landscaped, the works. Her husband recently got a new job 2 -1/2 hours away and due to the n...

When I got off active duty in 09 we moved back to SC and still had an unwanted townhouse, so we became landlords.Now we have the townhouse, our primary residence, two 4-plex's and another single family house.  

Distressed can take on a lot of forms (stressed out owners, unwanted inheritance, damage, mismanagement, rents under market values, etc) but it's a word we use to describe access to properties for less than fair market value. 

This is because the current landlord might say anything to get rid of them, so you are more likely to get accurate information from someone who doesn't have a vested interest in just getting rid of an unwanted tenant.Also, an unplanned visit to the current address might yield some valuable insight into how they treat the property.

(i have new carpet in 3 bedrooms)Can you put NON smokers only in your house description, so that will eliminate unwanted tenants, or its a discrimination?