Am I correct in assuming that if I get a pre-approval letter from a lender, it's only good for about three months, after which point I will have to get a new one with additional credit hard pulls?

We have a private money guy in Florida that wants to pull in some of his friends for our Florida flips.

We are trying to pull the equity out of the property to help with rehab costs on that specific property and put the remaining into a new investment property.

Pulling a vacuum on it then refilling with freon.

Perks such as, access the MLS and being able to pull your own comps, and even saving some on agent fees. 

Later, move the new tenant in a freshly-painted apartment that demands market rent - repeat with the other apartment 3 months laterOption 2 is like getting the band aid wet and THEN pulling it off , like Eric C. mentioned earlierGood luck and may you prosper!

We’re trying to figure out how we can get access to capital that we can use to purchase more real estate outside of the solo 401k without pulling money out of the 401k and paying taxes.

Refinance and pull out your dead equity asap.

Is there any thing I should look out for with dealing with quitclaim deed purchase I don’t want to pull out the deal just yet seeing that the property can have a 45k payday if everything works out.

I'm a wholesaler here in Texas and I've been told that the tax delinquent list is some of the best leads if you pull the ones who haven't paid their taxes in over 2 years.The problem is that they're not located in Texas (they're located in North Carolina) and I'm wondering if the same laws and scenario would apply in this state if I pulled the list of tax delinquent properties over 2 years.