The product we are currently selling is an accounting and communication module for condo hotels and fractional properties.

You can buy million dollar home in Toronto or the same home in Windsor for a fraction of the cost.

Why not invest in stocks first using a small fraction of your money and REI with the rest.

The amount set aside is a fraction of the total value of the loan.

Anyways, right now their having trouble processing the idea that they lost over $100,000 in payments from this foreclosure, that their going to be without a home of their own for awhile, and any home they buy is going to be a fraction of what they used to own based upon wanting it paid off before retirement.

Your 6% sure feels like a lot of money but at the end of the day only a fraction of that comes home as net income.

I assist brokers and developers start crowdfunding campaigns to sell fractional ownership units.

You might have a few other options, though.I don't know if fractionalizing is legal in CT, where several of you loan money using one first position note that contains all your names as the lender, but this could be an option.

All over Texas, you can buy something built in the last 10-15 years for a fraction of what you would spend in LA (or DC, for that matter), which will save you long term on repair costs.

." :) Let's set aside the 'don't mix business with friendship' advice for now and focus on how we'd theoretically finance that purchase.Does anyone know any way to fractionalize a mortgage?