Don't borrow it; Buy it.

There is no reason why you should not be able to borrow more than you put in if the value is there.

Question for investors who borrow from peer-to-peer lenders or private lenders for the purpose of buy and hold (I know Account Closed and Mehran K. and Dawn Anastasi have written/podcasted about these types of loans).

So unless the borrower gives you a signed authorization to speak with the lender (needed for a short sale), don't bother with the lender.Don't involve your RE agent unless the property is already listed on the MLS.

Its not like if they miss a payment you can foreclose as you know Canada is very socialistic so its pro borrower and lenders have to go through a lot in the case of a foreclosure..

The Federal agency has a $30 billion borrowing cap.

The property must be income producing and some will not lend on certain property types like raw land or mobile homes; others require higher down payments, and so on.The IRA itself is the borrower and the IRA must make the monthly mortgage payments.

No matter what kind of experience you have in your field, when you go on your own getting an SBA loan is not only annoying, but is almost impossible.If you roll all your old retirement accounts into a Solo 401K, you can borrow 50% of your funds up to $50,000.

Either cash, borrowed, or partnered (or maybe even with seller-financing).

I spilled soda and I'm waiting to borrow a mop.I was listening to PodCast 63 today with J Scott (it won't let me @ him) while at work.