My question does anyone have experience with finding deals and handing them off for a fee v the traditional wholesale process.

For landlords and property owners that want to add coworking to their spaces there are five general ways; traditional long-term lease with an operator, joint-venture, management contract, franchise, or start your own.

I'm used to the traditional HELOCWhat's your guys thoughts on it. 

It took me a little while to get over the discomfort of walking away from a traditional 15-30y fixed rate loan.2) Pick 2-3 of the homes that you are confident that you will own for a long time and have a strong equity position, and do a cash-out refi.

When it comes to owning real estate, you don't necessarily have to go through a traditional route.

You may be happy in a few months that you are not just finishing a re-hab using today's numbers.This and there are billion dollar hedge funds buying up all the rentals right now.Oh and with a risk free rate of return under 1% traditional expectations of risk / reward may need to be adjusted.

I've gone to traditional schools, but I have learned as much or more from the school of hard knocks.Bigger Pockets is a great place to learn, but I believe it is so much more.There are experienced wholesalers, landlords, CPAs, accountants, tax professionals, attorneys, financers, flippers, authors, programmers, social media types, web designers, and the list goes on.

So for I've just ran numbers as if it were a traditional wholesale deal.Thanks and hope to hear some helpful tips soon!

If the closing involves a traditional loan, the fee will be on the HUD-1 for both parties to see, but if a cash buyer then it is shown only on the buyers Settlement Statement.

Hello! Kind of a simple question here so maybe someone can help me answer it. If a broker brings me a loan for an interest-only, short-term note that balloons, which forms does that broker need to provide to me, the o...