I have a 4-plex REO with an ARV of $460K, It is being purchased by me for cash of $200K, now I have a buyer willing to purchase and is pre-approved for $300K, however I may run into a seasoning issue according to my escrow officer.

So far, I've struck out with lenders, however, the title officer tells it happens every day.

Under the Dynamic Hospitality umbrella also operate Joanies - our cosmeticeutical manufacturing and distribution company and Triston Wade & Company - a creative communications firm specializing in outsourced design and production services for advertising agencies worldwide.In 2009 Corporate Offices will be relocated to Vancouver, Washington and Nashville, Tennessee.

My wife's dad is a very high ranking military officer.

Downsides here are the higher risk, higher costs of financing, and the limited supply of commercial multifamily properties that can be purchased and rehabbed for under 65% - 70% of ARV.

I do have an FEIN# and plan on opening credit with the likes of Staple/Office Depot, Lowes/Home Depot as I understand this is the best first step to building credit.

IN taking back the property and selling it later the new buyer's closing attorney wanted the land contract tenant to come to the real estate office and sign papers (quit claims etc.) as if the law considered him a deserving owner.

One of them is a OC Police Officer, so I am confident that you guys would have a lot in common.

Realize that whomever is elected doesn't go into office until January, and even then, they have to work with the really pathetic congress4.

I'm now using these contacts to list REO's 4 my office.