I was am trying to refinance a Mobile Home and have experienced exceeding difficulty. 

We have been reading post after post for the past two years from (1) members who are fed up with the market (2) members who are having a hard time starting in a hot market and (3) members who have highly appreciated properties but don't have an alternative investment option if they were to sell or exchange.Deal flow is king in this market and you have to (1) put hundreds of deals through the funnel via marketing and networking or (2) you have to invest with someone who has it.I made a decision two years ago to do more of the latter...to start heavily vetting passive opportunities with experienced sponsors who have mature deal flow pipelines (i.e. deep broker relationships, industry leaders, full time staff dedicated to deal flow, consistent off-market properties)...while still casually vetting direct owned opportunities. 

9%, at least for us, is only reserved for experienced investors.

View reportHello,I've owned a few small multi family apartments and my primary single family for years.  I'm looking to expand / grow into larger multi family and wanted analyze a deal with 12 - 14 units in a condomin...

You have an experienced contractor coming through who can tell you everything and more than an inspector will.

Yeah liberty city, allapattah, Brownsville, all these areas are seeing the same upswing in prices that midtown, wynwood and little Havana have experienced.

My realtor says I just need to put together a land contract and have the title company review it and officially file it.

A trust is not really any more involved than an LLC, and like an LLC it is a good idea to consult an attorney experienced with what you are trying to do in order to ensure what you set up will actually accomplish that.

Hi, I'm a new Pro member, and looking for a first opportunity. Here's a home in a 55+ community, bank-owned (as far as I can tell, no heirs could be found, so bank bought it). The house is cigarette tar-laden, so it n...

Of course, since the payback is variable, perhaps the investor holds a tax consequence, even if I pay the capital gain / ordinary income tax.Has anyone experienced that?