Up to now, I have financed with cash and conventional financing.

I have read that there are FHA, VA, and Conventional loans.

A typical "origination fee" for a conventional loan is 1%.

I'm not sure with conventional financing but with commercial or private financing you can buy as many at a time as your bank/lender will allow you.

Now that doesn't sound right because if that was the truth i would rather take that 40-60% and go to the conventional bank!

The story of asset disposition is comparable: during the period when the RTC had no funding it nonetheless reduced its asset inventory by more than $50 billion, and at year-end 1994 it held just $25 billion in assets.

Yes, as long as they close in the name of your entity instead of you just quit claiming them into the entity after closing.LLC loans are available from portfolio lenders NOT conventional lenders.

And these people lives with commision monies, he can get upset, would you be upset if somebody negotiate your salary even if you know you are doing a good job.I am not justifying his commision but he might be getting what he deserves and you are the person who can decide.And also my honest opion is that sometimes people intentionally talk about negatively about something and/or someone just to keep you stay away from him (why one more investor he should share his inventory !).

It seems like conventional banks are not option any more.

I'm just wondering if these banks are all just waiting to see what Congress is planning or if things are business as usual on existing inventory?