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Holly Buell Found a great deal - next steps
19 June 2018 | 1 reply
I have found a great deal that I want to purchase and need advise or examples of what people have used to approach the bank.
Rafael andres Pena foreclosured-bank-owend properties agent needed.
20 June 2018 | 4 replies
i need an agent that specializes on foreclosures/bank-owned properties. talk to me if you have done deals like this. thanks
Kenny Lincoln Rent Your Roof for Solar, Has Anyone Tried This Before ??
23 July 2020 | 21 replies
The third party leasing companies are able to leverage economies of scale/ bulk buying power on equipment / vertical integration to drive costs down such that they can install solar cheaply enough that they will be making money on the system very quickly if not immediately (by selling the tax credits to banks/investors/tax equity funds and by selling energy back to the grid at a premium) .
John Kim How to buy real estate as a group
19 June 2018 | 5 replies
I assume one of us needs to apply based on personal credit and income requirements.3) Going forward, how do we get bank financing without pulling our personal income/credit?
Brendan Garrity Private Lending and conventional Mortgage
19 June 2018 | 2 replies
I know some great banks on the south shore I work with and have done business with on my investment purchases / refis. 
Tyler Smith Live in Flip vs. Regular Flip
23 June 2018 | 15 replies
You would use their money to purchase, and do the repairs as quickly as you reasonbly can, then go to your bank and get permanent financing (or get your whole mortgage as a HELOC if you can find a bank/credit union to give it to you that way).It'll cost you a few points to the hard money lender, and a 10-12% rate for the time you have it. 
Kenneth Bedwell Sandwich Lease Options in Buffalo, NY
29 June 2018 | 15 replies
Sandwich lease options seem to stick out to me because they require less money down on my end because I don't have to actually purchase the home with a bank loan. 
Deon C. Question about odd requirements from Freddie Mac
18 June 2018 | 5 replies
LOTS of people get down payment gifts from family, and LOTS of lenders & borrowers prefer that gift funds go directly to escrow to keep the paperwork a little lighter (one less round of "source this deposit" and bank statements and transaction histories).
Bryan Price Business line of credit (@ 5%)
18 June 2018 | 2 replies
seems to me that works.I have had the same set up with my bank for years.little bigger loan size than yours.but one loan is an unsecured loan to go shopping.. the second half of the facility is to secure it up once they have the apprasial.. money comes in on the secured line and pays off the unsecured LOC .. now this is a flipping line not a buy hold line.. but I could refi out and keep as rental if that is what i wanted to do..
Dylan B. How to fund repairs on an 8 unit deal
19 June 2018 | 4 replies
We have thought about getting a line of credit through the bank, pulling in another partner to help out with cash, and also private money lenders.