I have seen all cash deals up front, 10% today with 20% payments every 60 days, to 50% down and the rest the day of closing, and 25% with no payment unitl finish; so each deal is differnt and you just have to ask.Now if you can get to the developer like I do and cut out all the brokers/Realtors you will get a better deal.

It is pretty hidden up here, it's about 2300 ft elev. but there is a new development called Gavilan Springs Ranch (2 acres with big houses), but we are technically in Perris zip code.

In my area, realtors are hugging prospective buyers because they are so rare.

Use the attorney to check that, for example, all necessary accesses are available and that rights of way have been established and any development will not cause rights of way conflicts.3) Check UtilitiesA thorough inspection of all utilities and their condition is mandatory.

Because the interest rate is locked for both mortgages, developers do not have to worry about permanent loan interest rate risk.

I'm interested in networking with people in this form regarding (hard money loans and real estate deal strategies)I'm looking at a couple of residential properties right now that seem to be a good prospect and looking for some input.Look forward to chat with you!

One bedroms range from $475-$550; I'm in South Carolina.The problem we're having is there are no prospective tenants renting right now-just lookers.

The developer selling the real estate has no right to sell it.

We're both intrigued by the prospect of trying our hand at residential real estate...i.e., starting with a single family home purchase for rental.

I had the oppotunity of meeting lot of prospective buyers who where themselve investors.