Their problem tends to be verifying it using conventional methods.

these tip earner jobs play a part in the economic foundation of vegas.I see the point you are making about tip income.When it does not show up on the tax returns it also does not show up as verifiable income on the loan applications.

Worst case being that the signor would have to prove with the corporate documents that they have the right to sign.With my initial studying of this technique I have some concerns with it.

The initial question had a concern for getting cash out with out being taxed.

Some will require that they verify your cash before you can start bidding or even enter if the auction is in a room.Better would be to contact the specific entity running the auction.

Mortgage companies, using cheap money, initiated this.

Initially I called the listing agent and said $270 is my target (asking over $300k at that time) and he said that will never work.

My plan is to take my initial investment of 400k and pay off my loan.

This referral cost me 1.0% in initial interest rate quote, 3 hard inquiry hits because the loan had to declined to reenter it into the system to do a low doc loan and terrible service.

However, I'd like to get some details on the veterans' initial deals.