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Joey Hampton Hard money or loans for investing?
28 January 2017 | 0 replies
Our Network has relationships with multiple private lending program opportunities matching you to the product that best fits your need and ability, whether good/bad credit.
Will Pritchett How to Hedge our bets?
29 January 2017 | 5 replies
I have embraced debt to grow, and it has worked, but now I am getting a little jittery as I have surpassed my ability to repay the debts from other income.  
Account Closed I saved $10K. What are some realistic options?
29 January 2017 | 3 replies
Martin, @Wenhao Leu, and @Al Williamson are some brains to pick -- I've never done it myself, I've just seen what the tax returns look like a few years down the road once the business is up and running.And this is where your sales ability comes in.
Siana C. Follow vs Colleague: Which is More Appropriate?
30 January 2017 | 4 replies
Hi @Eddie T.We used to have this available, but it was so widely abused that we had to remove the ability to message anyone.
Alex Winder Town homes vs single family vs multi family homes in minneapolis
3 February 2017 | 48 replies
If you're young, use your ability to move frequently (every 12 months) to take advantage of the ability to get a multifamily financed as in the previous post. 
Marci Stein tenant complaints about heat cost- can anything be done?
4 February 2017 | 20 replies
. - If the home has a ducted HVAC system, this may be a good place to start with a bill that high.
Bon Donaldson Holding a mortgage for mutual benefit
31 January 2017 | 6 replies
Also, there are a variety of issues that may preclude the ability to get a HELOC. 
David Zheng Whole Real Estate portfolio at Stake...Please Advise!!
2 February 2017 | 8 replies
I would not worry if you have the ability to keep rents lower than your competition.
Ian K. Lender refinancing question and advice
30 January 2017 | 3 replies
your ability to pull cash and pay down the HELOC will depend on your value of your "investment property," that you're currently buying after you fix it up.If the value is high enough you'll be about to get out a new cash out loan that is high enough to refinance your current outstanding debt plus provide sufficient proceeds to pay down or off the HELOC so that way you can rinse and reuse it again on a new property.As long as you gauged value correctly on the buy side of the investment property you should be fine.As for how DTI is calculated on the HELOC, it depends on who you go to for a loan but typically we'd take the current min monthly interest payment on your current monthly obligation.Some banks had higher hypothetical payment models (assume 1% min monthly payment on the limit of your HELOC) which threw your DTI off, just try to avoid banks like this...
Ken T. First real estate deal as a lender
10 February 2017 | 37 replies
You're being sold a bill of goods.