While they may understand some of the financial concepts outlined in the course, they don't understand the value of fixed rate instruments.I once told a "note buyer" that I had a FIRST TD, with a rate of 14%, 2 years seasoning, 8 years to run until it ballooned.

New Real Estate Agents or Seasoned: If you just need to run a scenario by a loan officer to see if a deal can work...

We need good seasoned and experiencedpros such as yourself.Again...welcome.

so you must stay focused.anyway, original point - you can't "flip" an owner-occupied property - UNLESS you use seller financing or a regular mortgage (and live there for 6 months to a year anyway for loan seasoning purposes).

Thank you for an opportunity to serve you in meeting your investment goals.Looking forward to hearing from you in the future.Please let me know if I can ever assist you with conventional purchases or cash out refinances with no seasoning.

I've never heard of amending an existing recorded note, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done.If you are going to create a new instrument, in order to sell it at a premium, it needs to be seasoned in order to show performance.

Hope you are having a great holiday season.

Hi, I am a seasoned investor in Central Florida.

We have a started gathering information on properties and formulating our own decisions on potential deals or no deals.We look forward to all the great information here in this site and on this web board from all the seasoned Pro's.Todd and MichelleTMR Endeavors

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