~Bryan~

I am trying to understand, 1) what types of loans or financial products are available to help investors purchase homes (single/bulk purchases), 2) where do I go to get them help with financing or loans.Any information you can provide me would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Bryan Invest In Detroit

Originally posted by Bryan P:I found a nice cheap place relative to comps in the area, but it needs a lot of work (maybe $50,000).

When they rust out, you have to rip everything out.

Cleveland is in the list some of my lenders send me not to send them properties being as it is in the "rust belt" .

Originally posted by Bryan Hancock: Those that commented on having REAL net worth are spot-on too.

Bryan,Did you just have investors show up at the auction style open house?

Originally posted by Bryan Alenky: No Name, I know this was posted a while ago, but I had to inquire on this one..You are saying that if I hold a loan in my LLC's name and personally guarantee it, nothing will show up on my personal credit report as long as I stay current?

However, if I am looking at an olive green or yellowed chipped up and rusting ceramic eyesore, than a new fiberglass insert with a sliding glass door is going on my list of items to buy at the local Home Depot.Jet tubs are the in thing, so I won’t rule them out as a possible upgrade.

Originally posted by Bryan Alenky:robert, it is understood by my tenants that the appliance come with no guarantee or warranty...they can either have them fixed, or i will come pick them up and they can buy their own...i buy them for around 100 bucks per appliance used, so it's not big money, and they ain't pretty...i'm not attached to them in anyway, but if i can take them back and have them fixed and put in another rental, then so be itthis is what I have been taught as well, in the contract there should be a clause explaining that the appliances are in the rental and the tenants are free to use them if they want but then are responsible for any damages that may occur.