I would imagine that the same goes for rentals.

Johnny, please email me @ the address below so I can talk to you about a few things - thanks guys!!

I would imagine me requiring a better credit score would avoid getting a person who is consistently bouncing checks, but the best tenant I've ever had was foreclosed on for losing his job a few years back, so I really don't think the credit score is a great way to determine if a person goes a good job with their finances.

If it's from 2006 I imagine it's high especially with a 100% loan.Have you contacted the lender to see if you could change the interest rate of the loan to a lower fixed rate??

Can't imagine it would be that hard.

Ok, I am confused too, Its my first time need a HM. here is what exactly on my email from the HM lender:""We prefer to fund vested to an entity (LLC, or Corp.) however for your first deal or two we can fund in your individual name.

I was thinking of having the bird dog leave a voicemail or send an email of the property before the bird dog has the seller gives me a call.

I’ll be happy to supply numerous examples, as I receive these email distributions constantly from commercial guys.I return to the fact that it’s noteworthy that a large percentage (a majority at the other large Memphis company, per their site) of sales at large companies are completed using private lenders at interest rates you've indicated previously are in the 8.5-9.5% range.

I have been through every training imaginable.

My saving grace was that I sent an email to my agent asking him to adjust the coverage north if it was needed to cover me per my co-insurance clause.