If they don’t spread this messaging they won’t have a captured audience of  paying students.Now what happens when you use credit card debt to buy real estate and you can’t sell the home or you can’t refinance or you can refinance but you can’t pull out the credit card debt?

I have never seen that.Any deal you analyze underneath it will say "match me, looking to buy or sell" 

Here's a casein FL - Seller in foreclosure has 120k principal @4%, Shes 10k in arrears, house is worth about 250k, good condition.She wants to stay at the house, but doesn't mind selling it if needed.She will likely not qualify for a loan mod at the moment, good amount of equity.She works in the medical field, just took sick and fell behind.I was thinking of offering to pay her 10K in arrears and creating a 2nd mortgage @ 10% interest.if she defaults, i can foreclose,  as there is a bunch of equity there.any thoughts of a better scenario that i can make more of this situtation?

It's dollars in your pocket when you sell - or it's added buying power if selling using a 1031 exchange.2.

I have a condo in Honolulu that I'm looking to sell.

F&G solution to this is buying gold and selling it back.

I got emails as I was previous client, so they are active in selling.

Should we finish the basement and sell the house? 

The stuff I’m seeing now I just don’t see how I can get it to 12 cap even after stabilization; it’s as if sellers are selling based on future maybe projections, and not current operations.  

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