Then you have to prove the first time you did it wasn't a fluke.Lots of people my age talk about the good old days when we could formally assume a note just on our signature.

The speakers will be charasmatic and every body will be taking notes hoping the hear the "secret".

If it is as a future advance note, there will be fees much more than a credit card.A HELOC is by definition a secured loan using the RE as collateral.Might google some definitions of loans before you go to the bank so you'll know what you're asking for. :)

Not for the rookie.There are "rights of redemption" and "foreclosure rescue" laws from the Attorney General's Office.I just googled and found this, no idea how current and how accurate.http://homepreservationnetwork.com/foreclosure-laws-by-state/item/south-carolina-foreclosure-lawsSee a foreclosure lawyer that knows JUDGES's reactions to so called RE Investors attempts to cure notes and buy property from distressed homeowners.

The strategies I'm aware of right now are wholesaling, buying subject-to, notes, fix & flips, equity partnering, house swapping, mortgage payment assignment, and buy and holds.

A lot of others doing flips, wholesaling, notes, everything..

RE attorney(s) with experience in the area of hard money lending and notes?

Get the ones where you peel the backing off of the sticky part.

But would also like if someone could close fast and purchase the property and then be done with it.exit strategy I proposedI work with a company that would purchase the note and give them a new 30 mortgage at 65-75% of what they are currently paying +/- .

My interest is in working with mortgage notes.