I have thought about also offering a loan similar to what a bank would offer for its portfolio: fixed for 5 years, then floating for 5 years, but wasn't sure if this would seem confusing to a typical individual lender.Also, I expect in a few years that bank financing will be easier, and we'd have access to bank financing if needed.Appreciate your input!

If you own your home outright you can certainly access that equity via a line of credit.Why not take advantage of low interest rates and finance your home?

This house is a rental of his that he's getting rid of for whatever reason.Listed on CL for 44.After brief txting/emailing, not looking at it yet, he came down to 34k.After looking at house and same block tax rolls, BUT NO REAL COMPS YET, looks prob 70 ish ARV.Interior floors are unbelievably uneven, cracks everywhere, etc.

I got so many great ideas from the sessions and I've very excited about having access to the sessions I missed.

I would rather have access to the money to fund my flips, HML's, or use for down payment.

Hello, I am seriously considering buying a house that has some foundation blocks shifting only in one corner of the house.

I have a few whom I text with, but a surprising amount don't have access to the internet.

You need 20+ buyers that want what you have (or rather have access too) and them bring them the deals.

If I spent all that cash on property and had none then yes, overleveraged, unless have access to lots of credit and high income.When I started I had almost no money and no equity.

I did the termite inspection, but that area was inaccessible, and we have digged out all the dirt, so now the inspector can access it.