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Account Closed Taking properties Sub-2 - How long for loan payoff?
2 December 2014 | 10 replies
Kristine Marie Poe Borrower had another house already purchased when I took over his existing loan.
Michael Dunn Pay down Credit Card debt, to Increase Loan amount ..........
13 May 2015 | 2 replies
Thank you for sharingI have one card that is definitely above the 9% mary ( unfortunately )It's got a max of $10,000  and I still owe around $4,200 on itThe other three..... one has a balance of around $500, the second has a balance of close to $700 and the third has about $1,800 ( and is a 0% interest Chase card for 15 months )Do you have any other monthly debts besides the 2 credit cards?
Mike H. I HAVE TO VENT!!!!
15 October 2015 | 42 replies
Keep us posted.Kudos,Mary
Joshua Smith Washington DC/Maryland/Virginia Multifamily Housing Hack
15 February 2016 | 13 replies
We see them in Prince William in Virginia, and Prince George, Charles, and St. mary's counties in Maryland.
Mary K. Mortgage Payment Advice
31 May 2016 | 4 replies
Hi Mary,I am not aware of any banks that will allow you to pre-pay your mortgage for x number of months so that you don't have a payment during that time, but maybe I am wrong.
Maris Becers Where to get money for my Start up.
11 August 2016 | 5 replies
@Maris Becers, sounds like you have identified a market opportunity.  
Deadrick Colbert Doing a Live In Flip
1 June 2017 | 6 replies
@Mary Dancy I'll have to remember the shopping tip.
Antoine Joseph Investing in Houses that Cost less Than $15,000
12 June 2017 | 1 reply
if you don't mind the section 8 side of investing its doable as you will surely have to have rehab funds and get a tenant in there a.s.a.p. you may even have the ocassional lease-option but you will have to put a little more than spit, gum and glue on those properties. the numbers are the deciding factors for any strategy. just because someone or a group of someones don't favor a particular method of investing in real estate doesn't mean that you must do the same. find your niche(s), what works for you. my coin.Kudos,Mary