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Bryan Lowman Advice on best route for financing investment property
22 May 2016 | 6 replies
The property has unique (to say the least) challenges that require an equally unique skill set to solve.
Frank Garcia Started a Business, QUIT MY JOB! .... Now How To Get Funding?
6 October 2015 | 15 replies
Its called unique financing.What youll nee dto do is Establish your D&B (Dun and bradstreet) go get a fedex line, an Amazon line, a cell phone line (verizon is best), and a FIOS business internet.Have the 4 lines report to Dun and Bradstreet, and that will start to establish your business credit.You are going to need it in order to grow past the 2.5 million dollar cash reservers, or the 300+K income requirement in order to qualify for financing, even after you clear the 2 year mark.
Manolo D. Multiple State License for Hotel Contract
5 October 2015 | 0 replies
Hello Fellow Contractors, I got invited to a unique opportunity today, the job requires for our company to work out of state, which we haven't done a lot of out of states (only ranges less than $40k), this might be a scalable business with 4,000 door (100-150 per unit) motel/hotel.I am wondering what is the best way to get licensed in 11 states?
Nicholas B. Loan term and negative cash flow - Struggling with the concept...
21 December 2015 | 35 replies
Real estate is unique that lending is so readily available to purchase this type of investment, however, leveraging is also a strategy available in the stock market as well.  
Beatrice Borges No luck so far with non-recourse loan, need advice re options
7 October 2015 | 4 replies
Beatrice,I chose in the end not to do a non-recourse mainly due to time constraints, but this man was very responsive when discussing options etc.... and seemed to have some unique long term programs.
Jackie Lange Examples of Creative Transactioneering
6 October 2015 | 0 replies
Documents Needed: Division of Income and Gain Contract with Broker, Lease from Owner with right to sub-Lease, Purchase Option that includes a provision for the Owner to pay a commission when the Option is exercised. 5.
Justin Smith Hello From Upstate SC
19 October 2015 | 7 replies
I have a good job that I don't want to quit until I can at least replace my income with passive income and I believe, by living below my means, I am in a unique position to fund my future real estate deals.I am in the process of buying my first residence (a foreclosure) that I will be able to make a profit on when I sell, and in the meantime, buy other foreclosures to flip and also to hold.  
Mike Hicks Industrial/Flex Property Manager in Denver
29 April 2016 | 5 replies
After graduating I began full-time leasing and brokerage support for the commercial division.
Jon S. Just Renovated. Prospects freq ask if pre-wired for wifi & cable
29 April 2016 | 21 replies
I've worked in network for decades and there's lots of issues here.For the owner, you could provide a subscription service for each tenant & deny all other access, BUTif all tenants connect to your modem or router, you create a security risk for everyone.Pre-wiring would require a setup like:ISP==modem--router--- to units and this generates access from one unit to the other.for a more secure layout you need an extra router for each unit and someone to set a unique address for each router - - and this isolates each unit from the others.In either case, notice there's only one ISP so everyone has the same level of service and you'll need a big bandwidth to support multiple units. 
Kevin Harrison Should YOU sell YOUR home or make it a rental. Asked and anwsered
23 September 2019 | 8 replies
Your lesson above is tremendously helpful, but I think the reason people continue to post that question is that they feel their situation is unique and are seeking advice from experienced folks.