They have two choices, they can either apply with one of my lenders via phone or they can fill out my application, which I’ll forward to my lender for a decision.

"Solid Returns" makes a good point that's worth developing: One is typcially faced with a choice - in varying degrees- between appreciation and income.

I'm going to disagree with this statement...While a GC would certainly want you to believe that having him as a partner is the best situation, in reality this is just the best situation for the GC, not the investor.Put yourself in the shoes of the investor -- if you had a choice between bidding the job out to a GC for a fixed price or partnering with a GC for a percentage of the profits, why would you ever go the partner route?

In short (my personal opinion) a lot of subjectivity depends on where the property is, how you want to manage it, and looking at short-term (i.e. carpet) vs. long-term (tile) choices.

It would not be my choice of area to purchase a building like this.

It's tried and true and won't usually draw strong opinions from folks (like or dislike) like some of the more exotic materials do, which makes it a safe choice for a rehab.

Hey there,

Recently we've tried the transunion tool and we have generally found prospective applicants shying away from this online approach.

So maybe you can help me sort this out.

One, when, at what point in the ...

We have no choices in life when money is our motivational force.

When would it be a good choice?

What would be a good choice to use.