Still trying to figure out how to avoid that speed bump in the future.

To me, it's imperative to gather not only numerical information but also stories and experiences that speak to factors like trustworthiness, speed, and reliability.If you've had the chance to interact with challenges along the way, I'd be grateful if you could share those experiences as well.

I believe there are several others but it’s not in states we buy assets so we don’t stay up to speed on the laws in those states

The single purpose entity we require is structured to protect our borrowers and investors in a worst-case scenario to speed our recovery process and ensure our borrowers do not have a foreclosure on their records.

thing  canned pitchs guru's teach.. by the time they read about 20 of them they realize folks coming to the door or sending letters are NOT out to help them because they were broke or in foreclosure like they were.. they are out to rip their equity.. the ONLY way we made a business of it was to snag these within 2 to 3 days before the actual sale.. when they had no choice and reality of losing the home was real.. and to do that we needed to be able to write checks and take title sub too with out the help of title companies.. its a very advanced strategy that requires a boat load of capital to make any money at. on top of all of this are you familiar with the laws in CA about working with pre foreclosures if you are not you better get up to speed you can't just HELP these poor people out..  

it all depends on what your goals are- interest rate, low down, speed, flexibility, etc. 

I never would have sold the property for the price and speed, had I not kept a dialogue going with the broker.

No, house hacking As I understand it, is moving into a fixer upper and bringing it up to speed on your own. 

I'm looking at out of state properties, so I don't know if I will be able to maneuver with that level of speed...but I sure do like the idea.

We are curious as to how we can speed up the acquisition of new properties by utilizing an outside loan and this brings me to some questions.