Some of the vendors will offer a money back guarantee after you go to their seminar and decide in the middle of the seminar that you don't like it.

I am trying to find out how do you keep the middle man and the otherperson that is the real buyer from cheating you out of the deal thatyou bring to the table.

I am in the middle of writing a plan to get into REI.

But I'm on east coast pricing.

I've also looked at some on the east side of Denver, roughly Colfax and York where there's a lot of redevelopment in progress.

Also the book is there when you are in the middle of a deal and need to look up an example.The forums are best when discussing details and trying to tailor something to fit your requirements.There is something for meeting people so a REIA membership can be valuable.

I need a construction loan for the following senanaro:Construction loan for both land & constructionCustomer middle credit score = 763Customer already owns a pimary house for over 2 yearsCustomer house i sloated 50 miles away from the new residenceCustomer wants to roll mortgage for construction period into loanConstruction time frame 8-10 monthsLot cost = 30KConstruction cost = 130KCustomer wants to go stated asset stated income if possibleCusotmers gross yarly salary = 50KEstimated value of new property after construction 300kmortage currentPlease contact if you have a loan program that would work.

Lower-Middle income hourly working people in a growing area with tons of new construction/business development around.Thanks for any input.

A bit of an update.I am in the middle of a deal for 29 individual properties, 30 total units.As part of the due diligence I am using different tools to analyze the details.

Say away from just east of DT.