This deed is subject only to perfected interests in the real property existing before the date the property tax lien arose.

Just wondering if such a thing exists.

Doing that is highly regulated, and would be the equivalent of contracting without a license the way I understand it.Please examine the verbiage below, and tell me what I am missing on this topic.

I'm looking at buying a rehab project, but unfortunately due to the amount of homes on my credit file (and proximity of rehab project to his existing homes), I wouldn't qualify for another loan (not a 100%)From what I've read, most hard money folks top out at 70-75%.Scenario...380K Loan amount35K in rehabARV is 510-520K(*Not sure how to factor in hard money points and holding costs (3 mos mortgage), but I figure approx walking away with 30-40K.(70% of 520K is 364K)Again, I'm trying to do this at 100% LTV.

The risk in this deal is almost non-existent.

Movements of the Shanghai stock index and delinquencies in sub prime mortgages have clearly left their mark on mortgage rates.Measures such as more stringent regulations for qualifying borrowers to mortgage loans are bound to affect the housing sector in an adverse manner.

I've been "lurking" in this forum for about a week now and I have to say I'm really grateful that something like this exists to support all us "noobs" out there.

With the neverending changes in the secondary market, I am confident that what you are seeking doesn't exist (and if it does, not for long).Regards,Scott Miller

In some publications you will get negative feedback or calls from regulators concerning what is being offered.

If you want to see where these prices exist, take a coast to coast flight and look out the window.