@Paul Lucenti, I had the same experience last year and I had to login to eclipse and provide a profit/loss sheet and pay them about $50.

In my last post, we discussed home variability and how a lack of uniformity contributes to challenges in property renovations.

For daily use checking up on partial payers:   Sum up the payements received AND give detailed payements for the last 3 mo,  set the date range. 

Always buyer beware.I have done it tons of time in Dade and broward and bought bunch of  properties in Miami at auction during last crisis. 

I'm going to try to keep the short so, if I miss any details because of the shortness, please let me know.I own 5 lots on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. 3 are empty , 1 has a home and is a STR (does very well), the last lot I am at the end of a ground up build and will be using for my primary residence.

Since I bought this last property, it has been a headache, I have to go often to do repairs, the last repair was replacing a water heater of 75 gallons which cost almost $3k (too expensive).

Last three years I have exclusively invested in debt funds as I did not trust the experience of some of the other sponsors.Integrity Mortgage Note Fund - Jamie Bateman7e Investments - that is mine which I of course invested in. 

Hi everyone, I’ve flipped 4 houses in the last couple of years and now I’m looking for a new lender to work with.

Everything has been done in the process, this was the last step, I don’t want to miss out on this home, and I see a big opportunity to negotiate.

How has your opinion changed in the last 6 months?