Many people think that if they are at 80% LTV, a bank will give them a LOC equal to the remaining 20% to theoretically leverage the prop to 100% - this is not the case.For both options many of my clients are having good luck with portfolio lenders such as credit unions.

There are many Private Banks that would love to have High Net Worth Foreign investors as clients, and we match up your FN clients with the right relationship, and protect your commissions in the process.Clients MUST be high net worth, and be able to provide full disclosure (their country's equivalent to US Tax Returns, as well as asset information).

I run a one-stop shop for investors so if you have any clients (and of course yourself) that want some great deals, financing..etc.

For example: My local MLS/BLC and web based client management system "Top Producer" do not work in anything but Explorer????

I have a client that has asked me to research services that we can list REOs on.

From your context, my best guess is that it some sort of line of credit (LOC).That said, it does not make sense that they would freeze it if you are a good client and paying on time.

I can place this w/ my private banking division but 80% would definitely take some cross-collateralizing or a large money market deposit.my typical terms:5yr IO ARM6.25-6.75%1.5-2% to close (all other fees covered)Call me if you would like to discuss 480-383-8665 (direct) 480-773-5565 (cell).best of luck to you and your client!

Here's one:Appraised $100,000.00Sold to the client at 85% $85,000Immediate equity for client: $15,000Property rents for: $850 per monthNet monthly profit to client from rentals: $150.00That's about the same as the others they list.If you work the math backwards, and assume 6.5% 30 year note on the property, they're assuming expenses are about 20%.

If was taking a client out as a Real Estate agent, than I could write off.

I do not lease to clients with Puppies for this reason.