In Oregon and Washington 16 to 20% is pretty standard for the hard money guys.. anything cheaper is private money then you have bank financing. 

I'm not sure how the plan actually went for hime but it was a standard joke around the office: Oppps; Len is breaking up with Jill . . . . again.

People buy these for $1.2m and usually add a 2nd story to gain sq footage to 2400sq plus and one of these sold recently for $2m So now there is a nice mix of upper end homes for families to raise children with seniors and the upwardly mobile who invest in the desirable location.As far as growing goes, there is not too many areas to expand into around the foothills of the west bayarea so this is pretty much standard fair for the whole west side.

Got to the bottom of the pile and had our two houses and and vacant lots, wrote the checks and realized something:There's NO PENALTY as long as I pay it by the end of January, we get NO TAX DEDUCTION because we take the STANDARD DEDUCTION.

They are held accountable to certain standards in order to stay in the program.

Starting out you might want to use your state's standard real estate contract.

Also, when applying for a loan, the standard practice for banks is to take 70% of your rent for income.

HML's fees/interest usually add up to 18% (standard usury limit).

The loan terms might not be as good but you would pay 12 months of payments on the FHA. 12 months of mainly interest.So if your goal is to get it done and sell it fast then a standard rehab loan would probably be better.Many ways to accomplish this.

You can get a free standard site, and many extras, but you will want to move up to Professional and get so much more.