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Athol Dickson managment after foreclosures
20 May 2016 | 11 replies
@Athol Dickson FCI wont board a note for an individual.  
Derek Famulari 4-Plex House Hack
19 May 2016 | 20 replies
That's probably the only negative I see to the owner being in a foreclosure situation--and if it's not a short sale, you won't have to worry about that (on the flip side, he or she will probably be motivated to accept any offer that they get, so that bodes well, but you may be, or may already be, competing with other offers).Things I would be curious to know about: are all of the utilities separate?
Ben Ballinger Best retort to "send your best offer"?
10 October 2016 | 30 replies
I've even noticed that some have it in an auto-responder when the offer is submitted.I see it as a way to make you compete against your own offer.
Jabbar Thomas My mobile advertisement is landing me deals.
21 May 2016 | 12 replies
As investors in competative markets, we have to find cost efficient ways to get the phone ringing.
Matthew Crawford Creative Direct Mail Marketing In Colorado
25 February 2017 | 9 replies
From my experience, there are always going to be individuals who just want to see what kind of offer they can squeeze out of investors who are touting hard money for their houses.
Craig C. Hello BP!
17 May 2016 | 2 replies
I am Craig, I am an aspiring individual looking at real estate as one method to achieve certain life goals. 
John Cameron Real Estate CrowdFunding and it's Affect on Hard Money
18 May 2016 | 19 replies
WHY because as hardmoney lenders they have more control over there capital.I have been one over the last 30 years my last shop was 35 million so we were not tiny but we were not SEattle funding either.. more on the line of East side or vestus.Borrowers just don't jump ship for 1% or a little cheaper.. they will stick with who will allow them to scale.so when I want to do a 100% deal for one of my long time borrowers no problem. your not going to be able to compete.. the day of 20% plus rates are gone of course.But the portals all want to make 14 to 18% apr just like the HML companies.Can you take market share no doubt but you will have to build it just like I built my companies excellent customer service and flexibility.. right now the Portals like RS have very stringent underwriting they cannot compete with many of the local guys in this market that have 10 to 30 mil to lend. and there is only so much hard money demand in a given market as we know.Vestus and East side get a lot of their business by providing capital to buy at courthouse steps this is highly complicated and lots of moving parts your portals will no way be able to compete at that level.Were I can see a portal doing well though is with bigger funding deals that the HML won't take on.. like larger credit type lines etc we have had some interest from portals for this.. and its not at all competition with the local guys.
Sonya Brown New Member from western PA
1 February 2017 | 7 replies
We recently joined a local REIA and would like to meet other like minded individuals in our area. 
Tim Jonasson Palm Springs Condo- Need to Get Creative
22 May 2016 | 9 replies
Have you had your purchase agreement , mortgage and lease reviewed by a competent attorney that specializes in such matters?
David Schwartz Don't Flush: 3 Ways to Your Profits From Going Down the Drain
20 May 2016 | 4 replies
Live readings on an individual water device are not cost effective in most cases.