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Chung Cam Referrals for Mortgage Brokers
7 September 2019 | 10 replies
Christian Roustic at NGZ would be a great asset for you.
Camrin Roczey Buying from my Landlord
2 June 2019 | 2 replies
(comps are showing about $500k), if he agrees to finance the house to me using a wraparound mortgage.Although I have $0 down, he is seeing these benefits:Receiving full retail price for a house that would probably sell under retail under a traditional saleI will cover all closing costsHe does not have to pay a real estate agent to list and sell the house (3% savings right away)He's saving at least 2 months of vacancy ($2600/mo) compared to if he were to sell the house by listing it with an agent, or attempting to find a new rental tenet.He's saving any money he'd have to spend to list and market the property for sale or rentWith the wrap mortgage, he will actually receive more than the sale price because I will pay interest each month in addition to the principal payment.With tax and insurance included (there is no HOA or Mello Roos) if I continued paying the $2600/mo he'd see a little over 2% in interest, would be freed of any obligation to the home, and would still enjoy some nice cashflow until I could refinance and cash him out.I'd be open to his terms if he wanted to put a clause in the contract requiring me to cash out within 3-5 years, although I'd of course prefer if he didn't.Does anyone here have any experience in a deal like this? 
Robert Arquilla Am I missing something?
3 June 2019 | 5 replies
If financed using the traditional method that’s about 1350 per month.
Account Closed Advice on how to buy my first multifamily property🙏🏻
21 September 2019 | 2 replies
So I called banks to get a traditional loan.I know there are creative ways for people to reduce their down payments when they get conventional financing through a bank but how?
Ruchir Kaul Huntsville/Birmingham Out of State Investing
17 November 2019 | 10 replies
Traditionally I've gotten VA loans and FHA loans from local providers in the area.
Logan Hartle Mobile Home Park Brokers
11 November 2019 | 2 replies
@Christian Cardamone Hi Christian, I am also looking NC, GA, FL..
Zac Banas What does the timeline of buying my first property look like?
11 November 2019 | 4 replies
Once an offer is accepted, expect a 4-5 week closing period (if traditional bank loans are to be utilized).
Chris Hamm Advice Needed: looking to buy in Dallas
7 January 2020 | 1 reply
Definitely plenty of companies out there that will handle STR - but just be aware that STR PM is more expensive than traditional. 3.
Sean Carroll Can I assume a loan and Not make a down payment
7 January 2020 | 6 replies
Generally there is not additional funds required to assume a loan beyond traditional closing cost but the seller would revive any proceeds above and beyond the remaining loan. 
Tim Maynard Mobile home and/manufactured home buying
9 January 2020 | 4 replies
You cannot get traditional home financing for a mobile home in a park, as it's personal property and not real property.