How to use Loopnet.com BUT NOT pay for their service.Loopnet has great information, but for the parttime investor, like me, I have found a GOOGLE WORK AROUND that allows me to use their site for free.When I become rich multimillionaire, I'll subscribe to their astronomical monthly rate... until them, I don't feel bad helping you USE Loopnet for free1) Goto Loopnet.com and do your search (I prefer the ADVANCED SEARCH)2) Once you've got the results of your search, identify the property you want to "see" - (Loopnet lets you see a handful for free, then denies you and expects you to pay.)3) COPY PASTE the street address, city, state of the property.

Am I able to deny them the deposit as we agreed the deposit was to hold the room?

Creative Fnancing is thrown around a lot and the whole concept of other people's money but blending that with a bank seems like an artform to maintain a professional practice and image.If a bank would deny me based on a private money loan for a down payment, can I structure the private funds in such a way that gets ne what I want?

This is what we found out about State Dept Federal:#1 Membership: You either have to work for the state department, a handful of companies or have a relative in either or apply for membership which they can deny you for. #2 Recent credit: You cannot have opened any new credit lines in the past 12 months!

Hi all. New here and hoping to get your advice.

I put an offer on a condo for 119k$ short sale which the bank accepted.

Bad news is banks won't finance the deal due to less than 50% owner occupancy.

One lender t...

I tried telling my agent that but she denied it and kept insisting that it was a one time thing only. 

Needless to say we denied the maintenance request, they did not pay and we evicted. 

Keep the entire deposit as a penalty for denying the apt for another family.They should not have paid you unless they were fully satisfied and wanted to move in and you need to explain that to them in writing so there is no misunderstanding.You should consult a real estate attorney if they give you any trouble.

Critics of this argue that you can't predict the future, but there is no denying that people have made a ton of money over the years in CA and similar markets through appreciation (esp post housing crash).Flipping is obviously not about cash flow or anything else, but equity capture at time of purchase.BRRR combines equity capture, cash flow, and possible appreciation, so it has gotten a lot of interest, esp in the BP world.

They tried working with the lender who strung things out for 9 months and then denied the modification.