:goofy: Heck 4 years ago I had to borrow money for groceries, now thats broke!!!!

Give me a call so we can discuss it.Are these leads only, or buyers that you are assisting in finding a property?

If you've got the capital to do the deal for cash, why would you even consider borrowing to do it?

Then locate a property that fit's your profile.....i.e. 100% LTV, 97% LTV, 95% LTV, 90% LTV with seller assisted financing....ect....Once you know what terms you qualify for it makes the property search much easier.

As mentioned, I am looking for a Mid Georgia mentor willing to assist awilling individual in the "art" of REI.Brief Experience:Currently retired at 46 years of age.Carpentry background = 4 years.Apartment Maintenance = 5 years.Management (Corporate) = Too manyGetting down to the nitty gritty.....I took early retirement last year and my wife is startingher 3 year Nursing Degree in January, meanwhile we wouldlove the opportunity to start in REI.

If the borrower is a wage earner - try Fremont or MLN!

What questions should you ask when it comes to borrowing money ?

Rate is based on borrower’s credit score and experience.Standard Points:Typically 4 points.

Or they expect much stronger credit from the borrower.

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