In other words, if you have 10 properties under the one "blanket loan", can you sell of one or two of the properties and still maintain the loan with the balance assets in them.

Correct me if I'm wrong but it would seem an LLC would suit my needs the best.That being said, I dont have any real assets to go after and CAs are relatively low risk.

edit: After that you may need to find out who the Asset Manager is an contact them.

Rich - good point, it is much more advantageous if the debt was used to purchase real assets then say a bottle of Louis XIII at the night club. :) Of course all dollar denominated debt would still be less relative to your earning power.

The higher the value of assets that you can put up as security on the loan, the the lower your credit score can be to qualify for a loan.There is no magic loan dollar value when banks stop caring about the credit of the individuals or corporations they are lending to.

Boomers starting to retire in 2011Just like the Nikkei for the last 15 years - HOUSING MAY NOT RECOVER FOR DECADES.Buy and hold strategy has failed, we are on the backside of an asset bubble...

Having a financial partner to put up 100% of all the acquisition, repairs, maintenance, reserves, and financial risk is a great asset for you.

Property listed with an asset manager for 68.9K, County Deed Book says it was bought in 2001 for 95K.

I work with banks (about 30) endeavoring to acquire distressed assets for my clients.

Asset value of the DOW is around 4500 to 5500 I think we are reseting everything down to intrinsic value.