We may have crossed paths at one point.

Too many investors get involved with lease option arrangements without understanding the requirements to get the ball acroos the goal in the red zone, in other words, you can fight your way down the field, but if you don't cross the finish line, the goal, it's all for nothing.

I think I may have found everything I'm looking for to get me headed in the right direction here on this forum.I don't want to double-post or cross-post, so I figured I would save the details for a detailed thread in either the "Starting Out" or "Landlord & Rental Property" forum?

I have a bunch of Newco going and I have gotten some pretty good lending products for PDX construction.I think you will find that profit margins in others areas of the country are much better than our vanilla deals here in PDX> Our lot scarcity bordering on acute is the major reason.

Any debt this will be cross-collateralized is usually cash-out debt on performing properties, not purchase debt.

I am a realtor from La Crosse Wi and would like to introduce myself.

The numbers are tight, but I'm crossing my fingers I can "make" it work.

When I asked about the feasibility of a different access point on another bordering road, or even a different driveway location, I was told it would all depend on the decision of the DOT and the zoning board after the fact.

We accepted their application, and I have my fingers crossed that nothing happens and they have a smooth move in a couple of weeks.

If you're crossing state lines the mortgage broker you want to work with will need to be licensed in that state.