But in one of the videos that I peeked at on the site for this, he was also grabbing Chap 13 (intended mainly for re-organization of debt) info.

I predict many more lenders and organizations will fall in line like dominoes by the end of 2010.Just make sure you follow the guidelines please as we don't need a few rotten apples to spoil the bunch.BREAKING NEWS!!

In a transactional agency relationship, the Realtor may only act to facilitate the transaction and may not represent either party, meaning that they can not assist in negotiations or advise on any matters other than those functions necessary to carry out the transaction.

We encourage HUD to follow the recommendation of the Federal Agencies and consider a de minimis exception for certain individuals.3 In their draft final rule, the Federal Agencies suggest that an individual who does not regularly or principally function as a loan originator, for example has acted as a loan originator for 5 or fewer residential mortgage loans in the past 12 months, is not subject to the SAFE Act.

Inspection will bring out costs, if there's any other functional issues....if there are electrical issues, we can address as we have an electrician.JScott, I would love to do this myself, but I simply do not have the funds, nor am I in position to do so (from a credit standpoint - me and my family lived from hotel-to-hotel some years ago and we're still recovering...almost there....finally know what my purpose is in life and that's REI), YET.

In that situation a blanket loan is functional and useful allowing the autonomy of lots being sold and only having one loan.

So in essence, the main site will be just a squeeze page, with a built in login functionality to show properties with photos and information that I have (and can blast out to my email list that I built).

Hi Matt,What sometimes do for a larger project like yours seems to be is the following: 1.I contact several general contractors that are licensed bonded and insured that are in the perceived middle range of organization size.

After some back and forth ended up settling on $850k.The inspection then uncovered more issues I wasn't aware of: roof needed to be replaced, drainage clogged, some wood root in a few places, a lot of the exterior lighting was non functioning.

I think that if one is disciplined enough to hold enough liquid funds in an investment account to cover these issues that would function the same as having a specific "insurance" account.I do think that most people will not be disciplined enough to hold that aside, at least not until the "excess" funds are more than enough to generally fuel the buying machine.