In general I think any time is a great time to buy if you have access to sufficient non-MLS deal flow and know how to evaluate opportunities for given product types in a given area.

I was scanning a blog I found here on BP when I noticed the following statement.Total private-market securitization this year: about $13 billion, roughly one week of GSE-based production.

This would assume that offering a collateralized debt product was their Plan A.

In general, I'm happy with my production in 2013 for the amount of effort that I put in.

They actually walked the walk.However, recently I have heard their product hasn't kept up and has fallen by the wayside.

1. 30-40% depending on the distress level of the product. 2. 20% minimum. 3.

For loans to a retirement plan they must be non-recourse, so usually you will find loan products in a 50% LTV lets say.

You get the cap rate for the area from the mortgage broker who specialize in the product you’re buying (multi-family).

This property was the product of a flipper, however, I'm don't believe he actually updated any of the insulation or any plumbing on this side of the house.

You don't want your product to languish on the market for long while you pay 14% interest from your profits.I work in the area as a rehabber/ agent so if you have any questions feel free to hit me up.