If you are successful in real estate (i.e. a coach), there is absolutely no reason to throw your money away on guru training, seminars, mentors, etc.

I'm not one of those guys who expect people to throw money at him by asking over a forum, but i do absolutely want to to drain you veterans of your infinite knowledge.Any body live in LA or San Fernando Valley who knows some good networking events or investment clubs that focus heavily on COMMERCIAL.

I need info on how to use a "throw-away" LLC to purchase short sales and REOs in Georgia.

thank you for verifying that for me and ut is what i will do.....i dont mean to hijack my own thread but i just want to throw something out there......my passion in real estate is to own and rent out properties however i do not have money to use for a down payment and i just started building my credit around one year ago.

The good news is that he's brought the final day of reckoning much closer by throwing away so much money.

Even on a wiki, throwing out something as a statement when its really a question can lead to misunderstanding and confusion.So, assuming the question really "Is it possible to achieve 100% financing with 223f financing?"

Curt,Just to throw a warning out there...if you cut and past the standard realtor's contract, you *are* violating copyright, and can get into legal trouble.Not saying to do it or not do it, just throwing out that word of caution...

(they wanna close may 26.) anyway, went to the realtor today and they want $1,000 by 5 pm to submit with the contract. the investor im using to finance the deal is a private investor i havent worked with before, so, im HOPING they come to the closing as planned. this deal was put together real fast because i didnt expect my low offer to be accepted, just threw something out there. the investor wants to loan me money and carry a security deed until i pay them off. im SCARED to put the 1,000 down without having worked with this guy before. i thought about telling the realtor that i cant submit the money until tuesday (gives me more time to talk with investor and make sure we are clear), but the realtor said the bank may throw out the contract. what should i do????

I am in foreclosure, I have moved out, some of my property was still in the house as I haven't been able to move it yet, I haven't received anything stated that they would throw away my stuff if I didn't pick it up.

In the spirit of full disclosure we also advised the lender and the title company so the bank can't try to sweep it under the rug.We're fully prepared to walk if they throw it back at us unresolved.