Other than that, if you get the excuses... be prepared for war.- jugg2000

The best thing you can start doing is making offers and start getting prepared for rejections; somtimes people might bark at you.

Our hedge fund lender specializes in bridge and hard money loans.Currently we favor commercial properties,ie,income producing buildings,apt buildings,retail centers,medical facilities and such (Around New York Area).Our lender provides Hard Money lending on any type of Real Estate Construction/Rehab loans.

Sold the $50K for $73K FIRST DAY IN THE PAPER.My ad says "3/2 (or 2/2) owner will finance with $2000 down payment".Buyer has to bring the following to closingBalance of his $2K (I usually get $1K at contract signing)One year of PAID homeowner's insuranceThree months of taxes and insurance payment that I WILL ESCROW$350 for DOCUMENT PREPARATION.

Probably a stupid question but... is there a special form for doing this?

However, I am preparing for a series of talks about the structure of our business entity, and subsequently sign partnership agreement.

I was waffling on beginning my real estate investing, you know, finding one excuse or another not to just do it; after browsing this site I realized that I would probably never feel completely prepared so the most appropriate thing to do is to jump in with both feet!

In special circumstances, we've been able to develop strong enough relationships with developers that they are willing to quit-claim the lot jointly into the name of my firm and the investor.

Get existing lender to sign off on this (won't lenders security in any way).2- prepare a co-beneficiary agreement - owner assigns (90%) beneficial interest in the trust to you.

Do you think an agent might toss you a pocket listing (this is a good deal he puts in his pocket for special friends) if he knows he will get another commission on the property when you sell?