Yes you can train and train them but many do not follow directions or skip steps because they are lazy.Just like for property management you need hundreds of doors with structure to start making any kind of decent money.There are people out there who do crazy volume just to make a little buck.

A good borrower in the future will have no problem refinancing the loan when it matures.

These are just some of the preventive measures any user can take on their own without spending the big bucks for a fix.

Later I found out that these stoves are quite sought after and it's probably worth about a thousand bucks.

In my case, I have a mature business with good cash flow, management, and modest profitability.

My target price 30-35k (wholesale is the exit strategy but buy & hold might work as well) mortgage balance 39k, monthly mortgage payments $576 (15 year fixed loan to mature on 2026)The challenges: Husband hold title to the property, mortgage under the name of the wife. loan balance is higher that my target price but not by much.what is the best way to structure this deal?

Also....Go Bucks!

@Scott Costello ,In my opinion, you should flip a few bucks or a healthy gift card their way with a note thanking them for the introduction.

Don't know about you, but I feel like I'm really getting a big bang for my tax buck...Google Inc.

StephYou can look up CMBS maturity dates with the following service:http://www.trepp.com/I bet there are more out there as well, but I haven't really looked into any others.I'd love to meet - I am usually in Snohomish County (Everett, Snohomish or Edmonds/Shoreline) but if it works out I am happy to meet you near Seattle as well.