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7 August 2007 | 2 replies
Eddy,BP is not the place to find such information.MTNs are largely connected to shelf registrations for debt.
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7 August 2007 | 12 replies
These agents, who are connected to banks and receive REO listings, are they limited to...for example 1-2% commissions...?
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10 August 2007 | 15 replies
Of course, if you only need 2 or 3 per year, you may have no choice.Locally, there is a "Rent Check" service, although I have no experience with them.Be aware that there HAS been talk in the legislature regarding limiting or prohibiting application fees here, because there ARE a number of unscrupulous types charging obscene fees.
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11 August 2007 | 4 replies
Short answer is, "Yes".As others have said, the major impact has been in the "Sub-Prime" sector, but it isn't limited to that.
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3 September 2007 | 13 replies
My current "cash" situation is still somewhat limited, though I do have a $200k HELOC, and considering applying for a business LOC through the remodel business as well to help add "instant funds" for purchases just not sure how much sense that makes either yet.
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7 January 2008 | 19 replies
the reason i say this, is according to what i understand the end buyer coming in with the money to close would be limited by the financing they have been approved for....i.e., lender (traditional) approves end buyer for x amount, but they do not typically like to lend or approve a "land trust".....in addition, the lender would be requiring title insurance and a lender's policy...but, this could not happen via a land trust.i hope i explained this clearly......please correct me [anyone] if i am not thinking straight.....
21 August 2007 | 4 replies
Just based on the limited information provided, I'd be inclined to do the duplex route.Owner occupied can help you quickly determine if you have the stomach for bigger/better deals in that same area - or if you need/want to adjust your investment focus. :)
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9 January 2008 | 48 replies
For you and your family Nate, the sky's the limit.
23 August 2007 | 6 replies
The loan does not specify who you have to use for the repairs (even the borrower), but they have to "be qualified to do the work and complete it in a timely and workmaship like manner"The budget would be very important as the funds for the repair are limited + small amount of contingency funds and are held in escrow until the completion of work.If it is a HML than the budget would still be important as you would have had to calculate them as accurately as possible to protect your profit.