I can't quite remember, but I think he took the position that he could find the people behind the entities, even if they were trying to remain anonymous.

Just to say that you've never done it, inventory is getting thinner, competition for remaining flip deals is higher, margins thinner, and you're not paying cash to get a great deal - but you're also not putting your partner's money and credit at risk?

I'm an expat living abroad in China and am looking for some forums that have some good information on investing in the US while remaining an expat.

A cash out option is also appealing since we'd be able to remain in our home instead...

-The process isn’t a walk in the park even for cash buyers, remain patient while being aggressive.

(The frame will only go on the exterior walls, interior walls will remain as they are).

Since then, my remaining loans have dropped in interest (for direct payment enrollment, etc).

I am a first time investor and like everyone else, scared about the property remaining unoccupied for longer periods of time if I buy in the new communities away from the city.

A guy might need to use a commercial loan so he didn't need a bunch of cash reserves (6 months of payments or 2% of the remaining balance or something).

So if everything else remains the same and interest rates decrease, people can pay more for the same house.