Our monthly meeting here in Richmond usually has a "deal-maker" session attached and you can often find off-market deals presented there that aren't on the MLS.

Young (20ish) couple presented as working 'wife' making 3x the 2-bedroom rent monthly, and non-working ucla grad student 'husband', recently relocated from midwest, and with no children.

My questions are: (1) Is it possible to get the private lenders, hard money lenders or banks to upfront money if I present a good deal to them?

During the last loan process with the bank, I had to explain almost every deposit and am wondering how to present this deposit to them.Please share your experience or advice.Should I have him write a letter stating the money is from him?

Let's say the IRS audit me and present me with a bill including penalties for, I don't know, say $200,000.

I have a property that i am interested in and have investors that would qualify easily. would someone tell me the elements ofputting together a financial package to present to a lender?

Like Trulia/Zillow etc. it seems go give a fairly decent assessment on the subdivision overall; however, the accuracy seems to fluctuate greatly when it comes to specific comps.In addition to that, some comps that had sold a month or two back were not even present.

They present that to the judge and the judge still only awards the damages he or she sees fit and reasonable for the case and circumstances.Having said that having some clauses in there might weed out potential tenants from renting to you with known ulterior motives they are not disclosing.

I'm glad I have 3 areas working for me at present and 1 is super hot, making me change my thoughts..

But rather development land.I'm presenting this just the way he presented it to me and yes the lender/investor is the same person.