Some HML like us offer a non-recourse loan

There are several private or non traded REITS that raise money, invest in a specific type of real estate or strategy, hold for  a few year then liquidate when the time is right.  

I'm a new member  looking for like-minded investors in Indianapolis to learn and work together on Wholesaling and investing in turn-key properties and both performing and non-performing notes. 

As a non-US Citizen it is very hard to get the banks to cover the 80%, most foreign investors I know buy in cash and after 5+ years they are still trying to get loans on them

All over California, it is almost non-existent.

That you will be unable to make your payments and they will have the cost of repossessing the unit, having a non-performing asset become a liability, and have all the costs associated with retrieving and divesting of the unit.

1 posts Quote Just got a letter from HOA wanting $250.00 / Yr. for ONLY non resident owners.

I live in California and here the law limits non-exempt private lending to 10% annual interest.

Yes, over time there was good upgrades ( ~7k per kitchen) but it's paid off in both c/c and FMV.I refused to purchase a non-cash flowing property in speculation of appreciated FMV, so at 2/3 occupancy we were in the black day one.

After visiting the property and meeting with the wholesaler and my mentor I was told to be that I needed to buy the contract from the wholesaler with a down payment of $2000.00 (non-refundable).