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Kyle Galloway 70% Rule-Please explain?
21 November 2019 | 17 replies
Here is our situation:ARV                       $110,000Purchase Price       ($58,000)Projected Repairs   ($15,000)Profit before soft   $37,000Our deal appears to be a home run before considering the soft costs.
Christopher Winkler How Much To Pay For The Rehab Loan
19 August 2016 | 6 replies
Thanks, I was thining 10% & 2 points to any private or soft money lenders that want more information and considering packaging them as one deal as each needs $10-30k...
Ty Mar Using Architectural and GC fees to satisfy part of "down" payment
21 March 2016 | 7 replies
Now it's going to be tougher for a lender to let this slide for any of a few reasons depending on the lender1) when many lenders quote their loan to cost (LTC) they exclude certain soft costs from allowable costs.
Richard H. 1031 Exchange to Rental then Convert to Primary
31 May 2018 | 14 replies
Here’s the 10000 ft brush and we can pm to go deeper1.
Robert T. Buyin 1st primary res.- buying starter home VS house to grow into
12 September 2018 | 33 replies
@Robert Tumulty Methinks you’re too soft.
Abad Marroquin My tenant behind in rent is moving out before contract expiration
23 November 2015 | 15 replies
I always tread very softly and try to remain on their good side while their in control of my investment.
Philip Bennett What are more creative ways to find a down payment?
6 December 2016 | 4 replies
There are a number of ways to have it YOUR way when investing - Ask the seller to loan it to youDo an installment down payment agreementGive the seller a note - pay him a percentage of the rent you will be collectingGive the seller a post dated check - post dated for 2 yearsOffer a blanket mortgage on another property you ownAsk seller to repair something (we call it the"Front Porch clause) instead of him doing it, he gives a check in that amount ($50,000) that it will take to do the repair - you endorse the check and give it back to him as the down-payment.Borrow SOFT MONEY on another property you ownBring a limited partner in on the deal - they borrow money on their property - you pay them back over time with a nice interest and don't forget a buy out clauseAsk your girl friend, your Mother or drinking buddies - offer a free apartment for a limited amount of timeAsk the owner to finance 100% of the deal - keep him in as a limited partner Offer 20% more for the building if the seller will take back a principal only mortgage (that is without interest) offer a balloon payment and split notes.Ask the seller to let you manage the building for a year - collect the rents and make improvements from the rents receivedOwner financing with split notes (details on this to come)Proposal to the owners daughter - make friends with the seller's wife - let him know you really want this property - beg for help - tell him you are a nice person - just getting started Offer a Hybrid offer - offer less - improve the building and give seller 20% of the profitsTry a Delayed Settlement with right of possession and subject to the mortgage - you make payments until settlement 1-2 years later.
Patrick Desjardins Hmmm.. latest Fannie Mae sale
12 June 2017 | 4 replies
At some point the government will default and it is either going to be foreign investors or 'better' yet on social security,Medicaid and Medicare; and other soft targets. 
Camille Agro Does bank have to sign POF
4 September 2008 | 4 replies
I was doing a soft pof as a preliminary...investor quoting the bank and banker., type of funds sometimes the account...Now I do believe that many are wanting to know specifically up front from a banker not to waste time or hold up anthing....anyway, thanks Christian