Either way, you are going to have to prove that the value is there to lend on, and you have the ability to repay the loan.

I am a husband to an awesome wife, and a father to two lovely daughters.My experience in real estate consists of countless hours of moonlight research and reading books, listening to a lot of BP podcasts, and lending a helping hand with construction and grunt work to friends who own rental properties to learn what I can from them.My goals in real estate are to invest in buy-and-hold single & multi-family properties, building a portfolio that will allow my wife and I the financial freedom and time to dedicate more of our efforts to helping and blessing othersThanks to BP for this invaluable resource to financial freedom and to all the members who contribute their knowledge so that others can learn and grow!

According to what I have read elsewhere, at a couple properties...that is also about the place that conventional lending starts to become more challenging and portfolio lending and private financing options start to be a better fit.

I'm looking to purchase a property and I've trying to figure out what's the best course of action in regards to lending.

I have over 16 years of lending experience and 8 years in real estate investing.

I am calling and emailing people I know who lend.

They just want the deal to close and move on to the next one.If you're ready to close, that's the "CD" or closing disclosure (it's a new form in the industry that the CFPB (consumer financial protection bureau) put in place for every loan from now on, instead of the old Good Faith Estimate and Truth in Lending. 

Thank you all for your lending your ears during this journey.

Hello fellow Indy investors,I was talking with another local Indy investor and heard that Indianapolis is instituting a receivership program in 2016.  

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