I am unaware of a lender/loan program that will lend money on an asset that you don't own; why not sell the note rather then refinance it?

If they're confident and/or arrogant about what they're doing then I humbly just try to find a deal to fit into what they've decided they need.In your example Brandon about talking with a seller or landlord, first I would make sure I focus on building a connection first.

There are plenty of loan programs that cater to investors, and having to lie to get a house or a better interest rate is never a good idea.Well all that said, I think we all need a good dose of Southern Courtesy.

have you ever heard of the "cash for keys" program???

Whether you are a rehabber, a landlord, or a little of both, I can find something that fits your needs, and you do no work other than close on the house.

It depends where you are located, but there is a hard money loan program that will; here are the details:100 LTC (between 65-75 ACV)10.99%~11.99%4-5 PointsSpec or Owner/Builder Allowed6-18 month maturity (extendable to 5 years)Interest Only PaymentsRepayment is based upon disbursed funds not total loan amountNot FICO Driven (equity driven)No Reserves RequiredIndividuals, Corps.

He is selling his program for $39.95.

There is a conventional loan program that allows for up to 80 ACV (after construction value) for rehab, guts/build outs, teardowns, etc. if you have a 641 mid FICO.

Nothing big but I want to get into it.I got an offer to be a Commercial Property Scout but they want me to pay them 97.00 for the program and 38.00 a month.

Most realtors have a software that will search the MLS in your area for properties that fit your needs.If the realtor is worth their salt, they will be glad to set you up.