Based on an investment property and your mortgage size, you should be in the 5.125%-5.5% range on a 30 year fixed.

Specifically to define entity structure for these activities (buy/hold; fix/flip; wholesale); advise on creative finance strategies for buying ten SFR properties in succession; best use of existing capital and investments partnered with either private or hard money lenders; develop a strategy for future growth; build my chart of accounts (I will handle the bookkeeping side); prepare tax returns; recommend other team members, including legal, brokers/lenders, etc.

If your subject is 12 years old and is going to have an asking price of $149,900, I'd certainly want to know to know about a new home of similar size 2 miles away or even a half mile away that sold for $137,500!.

I'm just passing a little time as I continue to recover from recent surgery.Whether a guarantee is requested or not, depends on the size, structure, longevity and capitalization of the corporation.But, the statement that all loans to corporations require a personal guarantee is not correct.

Same home, same lot size, even same school district.

Oh yeah, you get a nice sized down payment too.

That is no problem because of the location and small size (12"x12").

Don’t think that size, i.e. how much money a lender has, or an address on Wilshire Blvd., dictates reliability.

Because of the vendors that cater to Home Depot and the sheer size of Home Depot, that will be a significant move.

With my renters, less than 5% come from CL...the rest are from other sources.If you're going to keep doing this, get with a great local printer and have a nice postcard size marketing piece done...front & back.