I would say that when a listed property initially comes on the market that the agent would be inclined to recommend to the seller to decline a lower cash offer and wait to see what else will come.

Nope.Remember, it wasn't the Realtor who initiated thisit was my friend (who reminds me alot of you Ryan).He's in construction, and has a sixth sense.

Initially I was thinking you could cover the whole cost of the new place with the HELOC, but that doesn't work out unless you use both your home HELOC and the other property HELOC.

Once you send in your initial information you are automatically registered, and you can sign in and access their ebook immediately.

When I started with my banker we made sure that the deals we initially took to him were the best we had, and we did everything we could to move them as fast as possible.

Do I need an initial investment?

I then wait until conventional lenders will allow me to refinance and cashout at which point I get my initial 10% back plus any amount not to exceed 80% of the appraised value.

They have a free ebook that outlines some pretty good initial marketing strategies.

While he doesn't need partners to do the initial buying,he "partners" with investors who buy his propertiesoff his hands once he finds them.

Why not a loan that doesnt require income or employment but verifies assets?