Hello BP FamI'm having propbles putting the numbers together so i can make a resenable offer on a property.

So the ARV is $660K and the report gives me maximum offer of $21K for $0 profit.

DSCR rates have been lower than conventional lately and DSCR offers 40 years amortization, 5/6 ARMs, Interest Only to help cash flow.If you have any questions feel free to reach out I enjoy helping and talking REI!

There are some groups that only have 506(b) offerings and certainly market VERY heavily.  

Great for meeting a variety of investors and industry professionals though and Mike has a ton of great knowledge. https://investorlab.com/events/Meetup.com: Search for real estate investing groups in Portland for various local events and gatherings.Landlord Association: Another valuable resource for learning and connecting with experienced landlords and investors.

Just offer it up as a warning to let them know you have taken notice.

If you decide to take action at the speed you are comfortable with and have the financial resources available to run it as a profitable business you will probably be much happier in life, and sleep a lot easier.Also realize that the term landlord means business owner as well as investor.

., which you in turn send to them, they tell you how much they'll buy the note for, then you tell the note holder how much you can buy the note for, by offering a bit smaller amount than what charter is going to pay you.It's says on their website that once the note holder agrees to sell, either the finder can do all the work, or they (Charter Financial) will do the work for no fee to me, to buy the note.I found out about this company years ago, know they have an A rating, with 1 complaint with the BBB in the last 12 months.I just want to see if anyone on BP has made money finding notes, annuities, lottery winnings, business notes, mortgage notes, etc., by referring the notes to Charter Financial for a referral fee?

Think of making 3 offers on any property:1.

They offer 7.5%, 8%, and 9% funds at 6, 12, 24 months I think.