I live in SF but commute regularly to Sacramento for work.

A few of us are looking to get together on a regular basis to network and discuss RE inevesting.If you're in Jersey let me know and I'll let you know when.

A pro forma puts cash flow at about $200/month for the building, but, since we house hacked, we just absorbed that into our regular spending with some regular savings for repairs and maintenance, etc.Come around to 2020, we (with our tenants help) have paid down 10 years on our 30-year conventional loan, held by Chase.

I have a client who regularly purchases properties from Auctions.

Today a lot of regular lenders will do 10 year fixed so CMBS has fallen out of favor for lots of investors.

Do your own deals, help others with theirs, partner, read, listen to BP :)  We plan on hosting a meetup in March.

Getting approval from the lien holders is tough enough, but if it's a regular bank they may not make it feasible to assign the contract.

Was this an as-is transaction or a regular market transaction with no inspection waivers?

They're not that bad of a person, and seem to be conforming to regular society.

More specifically what is the average time it takes to purchase a foreclosed HUD home as opposed to a regular foreclosure?