Jason Lee
When exactly is the 'right time to buy'?
20 February 2015 | 38 replies
If you are in for the long haul, the right time to buy is whenever you find an opportunity fitting your investing goals and within your means and ability to complete the purchase.Trying to time any market for the "right time" is foolish, risky and rarely successful.Set your investing goals and parameters based on the conditions you see around you and then execute to your plan.
Daniel Miller
Is it common for the Federal Government to do this many loans?
21 December 2013 | 4 replies
As a quasi-govt entity, they are not subsidized directly but they are as to losses after their ability to cover the obligations.
Jay O.
Purchasing Multiple Properties at once which are Multi-Family units
22 December 2013 | 9 replies
I also like the ability to be able to sale one property but keep another without redoing loans on all of my holdings and being obligated to use all the profit to pay down one large loan.
Arthur Banks
How to raise rents?
24 December 2013 | 18 replies
If they do we see how they might effect our ability to run our business.
Daren Wang
Apartment Building Portfolio
9 August 2014 | 8 replies
The ratio of owner-occupied units verses rental units will affect your buyer's ability to get financing to buy those units.If you are going to convert, the exit strategy would be to convert and sell them ALL as owner occupied units.
Zac P.
Using Private Money for "Buy and Holds"
12 February 2014 | 38 replies
Now, if this is your 51st deal and you have a track record, have the ability to qualify for that end loan and have a trusting party to lend to you, that might happen. :)
Francisco Ycaza
Will Private Lenders lend to 1st timers ?
6 January 2014 | 8 replies
They look to you, your ability, your experience and your credit to make sure they are not making a risky loan.You will need to establish a relationship and build up trust with a private lender before they are likely to take the plunge.You can try some hard money lenders, they charge higher rates but can be more focused on the deal.
Andrey Y.
New member from Maryland (Washington DC Metro area)
8 January 2014 | 15 replies
It also depends on your risk tolerance and ability to contribute financially (but the latter is where being serious about your networking can really, REALLY help you)..
Tricia Haggard
Note Buyers
27 January 2014 | 14 replies
Look for the borrower's ability, you will be losing some that's part of it as there is no guarantee in no equity NP seconds, do enough and the winners will hopefully cover the losers.
Chris McClure
Do these investor returns look right?
9 January 2014 | 7 replies
If I had the ability and this deal was as good as your showing then I would look outside a "partner" investor and try to find some hard money...your giving up a lot of profit for the use of someone's cash.