Hey @Francis Sirch, I'll message you privately to inquire further on the project.

Technically, that’s no longer a renewal - that’s a renegotiation of the contract and had we known we would’ve accepted another offer.The whole thing is bizarre, I have a sense they have an agenda they’re not disclosing because at this price range, with kids enrolled in great private schools nearby, our experience has been the opposite - families wanting to lock the house down at their sole option for x years at x price.The arguments the tenants presented are very bizarre as well (what if lightning strikes the house, or I decide to adopt 4 children and need more rooms, what if I need laser surgery only available in Europe).

Or a private annuity trust. 

I will reach out to you privately.

Just dont want to go to big on my 1st out of state investments I am a custom finish carpenter with 20 yrs exp.

Hello there,I'm looking for any suggestions from someone who's a lender or someone who can recommend me one lender in Massachusetts for a refinance.I currently have a loan w/ a private lender and now I need to refinance the loan.Thank you for your advice.Rod.

no problem its not real complicated you just don't know what you don't know until you experience it.you want your experience or knowledge to equal or exceed your buyer so you can best position yourself. for not in the business land owners selling to developers.for me the short to do list is1. first and foremost talk with your CPA and make sure they understand what your doing.. don't want to box yourself into a tax situation you don't care for.2. tight contract.. remember builder/developers by and large are sophisticated buyers.. so need to level the playing field.. this is not some wholesaler trying to snake a property.3. once figure out have a good RE attorney draft the contract don't use standard board of realtor or MLS forms.. it should be a custom contract in my mind..

We understand that most fix and flips are cash purchases or shorter financing such as hard/private lending, but are having trouble trying to understand if other investors ever use conventional loans to finance a fix and flip.It would be great for us if you guys and gals can shed some insight on if conventional loans are really ever used for fix and flips and if so what are the benefits and drawbacks vs. hard/private lending.Thanks for all the help!

Also don’t purchase private flood or you lose it too.

I'm sending you a private message, so that we can connect.