Hi everyone, my name is Craig Martin and I am an investor with a strong desire to create wealth and help you create wealth.

I know of a few "traveling" notaries that I have never used before--but my question is: will a notary "notarize" my contract without the presence of the owner/seller??

Since these are the primary goals of HUD, the Department believes that Section 203(k) is an important program and we intend to continue to strongly support the program and the lenders that participate in it.Many lenders have successfully used the Section 203(k) program in partnership with state and local housing agencies and nonprofit organizations to rehabilitate properties.

I would strongly suggest getting a job.

I am told there is money available out there for strong borrowers.

it is your job as a strong willed investor to get around these walls, cause thats where the money is.who is the hard money lender being used on this deal?

It's not to say that accidents never occurred, but when they do, our dogs never repeat them because we (read: I) put the fear of God in our dogs to never do it again (and no, discipline does not require beating our dogs...just a strong yell).

I am looking to start rehabbing and slowly building a portfolio.I strongly believe in surrounding oneself with those more knowledgeable and look forward to any insight and advice, it is truly appreciated.

The occupying company's lease has another 2 years on it at this rate, and then they have 4 options to extend for 5 years at fair market value.Now, I'm thinking that 10% cap on a Class A building (built in 2000) is damn strong.

I strongly suggest that new investors do NOT start with Sheriff Sales unless you REALLY know what you're doing.