You can try Red Rocks bank out of Southern California.

Appears some areas still offer rehabbing as a viable business model but for the most part, buy-and-holds more popular especially with depressed home prices elevating investor returns when compared to CD's, stocks, bonds, etc.

Whatever you say Tim....I definitely agree this site rocks.

I don't have a single stand out influence, but I do remember when I had a lawn care business in my early 20's that there was a another lawn care guy in his early 40's that had 50 SFR's around and north of White Rock Lake in Dallas.

., if anyone is familiar with a 15 degree sloping propety wull of rock is needed for the next music theater parking lot or hotel) there is considerable risk involved in accepting title to properties.If there are funds at the table of a second buyer, title is good/insured, all documents are properly executed, etc. there is ZERO risk of my money being shoved twice across the table.I would not suggest funding deals for just anyone, as there are compliance issues that must be addressed and more than a common knowledge of legal issues, but if you have the capacity of playing the stock market and not losing your tail, RE financing can be a slam dunk!

Those who consider REI to be a way to easy/quick money.I guess we will have to agree to disagree.You sound like you beleive that Newbes were born under a rock yesterday.It is almost impossible for anyone above the age of 15 to not know or at least think that one can create wealth by investing in Real Estate.

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Those that came in significantly lower need to be examined.Appraisers are between a rock and a hard place.

I can respect that when a guy comes out and admits it and doesn't try to hide behind some other label because liberalism may not be popular with a certain crowd.

good choice...charlotte rocks!!!