While you are taught certain useful concepts in those years, you also absorb an awful lot of institutional mentality.Then you go to college to "follow your dreams," as your guidance counselor told you, and study something you think will "position you well in the job market," not realizing that's yet another trap, because no one knows what the job market is really going to look like in 10, 20 years.

There are institutional private/hard money lenders (secondary market) and then there are truly private lenders using their Self Directed retirement Funds, ie.e.

After looking at the rental market and discovering where your rental might fit in, then you'll want to consider how you can market to renters who would maybe would not have considered a mobile home in their search. 

I'm currently analyzing for practice to get used to the process and actually discover what's out there, and how the math is supposed to work.

Buddy of mine in this area discovered his uncle could borrow $100k from his retirement 401k by talking about his new endeavor and the 10%-15% ROI he gets on every deal.

In this online class, you’ll discover: How to identify exactly the type of investment perfect for your goalsThe simple four-step “daily process” that top investors use to buy 20+ deals a month (but you can use even if you just want one deal!)

I’ve gained communication skills, task/time management, leadership and training skills, and really discovered a passion for people.

The report is what banks and other financial lending institutions use to determine the fiscal risk of extending loans to someone.

In my first year, before I even had income, I discovered a really cheap property on the MLS.

We'd like to tap into this equity but discovered that borrowing money when an LLC is involved produces rates that are so high it's difficult (borderline impossible) to cashflow from properties in the area.We'd like to consider taking personal loans or HELOC as the rates are much more appealing and it allows us to still tap some of our personal equity.