The default amount, which is the amount needed to cure (Plus fees), leads to the judgment amount, which is typically the total debt, plus fees.

They have just pulled out of Ohio to focus more out west on their commercial business.I saw some of your posts and thought I’d ask if you had any leads on hard money in the area?

Youtube: "Multifamily Deal Analysis" - It will lead to videos with great visuals to get you started.

You should consider avoiding 50-50 as it can lead to deadlock without an easy mechanism for disputes.

Craiglist really did nothing, the only leads are short term.

and my lead came from Bigger Pockets! 

In a down turn it will lead to upside down loans and you are stuck with larger payments.

I believe it leads to misaligned incentives between owners and property managers.

I keep 50% of all deals, while the other 50% is broken up between lenders.Lender A gives $500 and receives 1/5th of 50%Lender B gives $1,000 and receives 2/5th of the 50%Lender C gives $1,000 and receives 2/5th of the 50%All lenders get a copy of the lead tracking reports from either source for transparency's sake.

Even a $1500 claim may not be  worth claiming because the payout to you would be $500 but that may lead to a rate increase the following year.