It's only the biggest stage all year for viewers in our country.

With banks not lending right now, owner financing is looking like the most viable option for everyone.On the ones I've done, I've used some of my own furniture to stage the house.

There's several of you down there that are all in similar stages of your real estate investing careers.

Finally, I found my current "draughtsman" on Kijiji (he had an ad) and, as a bonus, his wife does interior design and staging.

Moreover, if they need a new lawnmower, the borrower is now bursting the budget.Have you noticed how many “real estate investors/flippers/rehabbers” today borrow excessively?

I'm in the early stages of forming a RE Investment company (partnered with my dad).A little about me: I am currently going into my last semester in law school and planning to take the California bar exam in February 2014.

According to a research firm, around 7,349 properties in Ohio entered some stage of foreclosure in December 2006.

Theses are the types of things that the CFPB and Dodd Frank regulations set up.It is supposed to protect the consumer.I believe that's how it works.Normally when someone needs to get a credit,the lender pays the comp and the excess goes to the borrower.In your case because there was only so much yield or credit that the loan was paying, I reduced our company comp to give you more credit.

Michael Borger Hi im in the beginning stages of Real estate investing... still.

Sorry about the bombardment of questions but I'm still very much in brain picking stage.