It cost them a few bucks to do it, $275.00, but if they felt confident in the loan request they would do it.

If they ignore you, you can get an attorney to write you a letter of probably around 100 bucks, but now you are out even more.

I have yet to meet somebody who has invested in real estate long-term and fail to make money, but I know a few that chased the quick buck and lost their shirts.

I've been looking for multi family properties for a while and finally came across one where the numbers seem to work, only problem is...they want a million bucks for it.We have about $100k cash to invest, and they are willing to do a land contract with 25% down (250k) as they own the property outright.

Many do offer to purchase notes and that's okay, it's when there is an obligation or requirement for the note to be purchased at some price in the event of default that you need to stay away from.Servicing fees can be just a few dollars a month or up to about 15 bucks, still well worth it IMO.

I'm just outside of it up in Bucks.

Quickest way to make a buck is to get a real job.If you're looking to quickly make money in real estate investing, you're likely going to be sorely disappointed.

It's really sad that you feel no shame in trying to throw these people out to make a few bucks.

I'd suggest acquiring a course from ebay from one of the gurus for a few hundred bucks and crashing through it, so you have a better understanding of what you're getting into, without making your partners privy to the idea that you're sort of fact-checking them.

I think a sheet costs 11 bucks for white or 13 for gold.