Peter Conti has a good boook that goes into great detail about working with pre-foreclosures and other investing, using the "subject to" technique, and this is a popular technique in wholesaling properties, because you can buy without obtaining new financing, tie up the property until you can identify the buyer who has financing.

My wife and I moved here 5 years ago for a new adventure and to get involved in the growing RE market here.I have been learning about blogging and have been looking for a place in the blogosphere to learn and to share and this seems to be a great place.

If you are into buy and hold, right now is a great time to pick up more properties at discounts and the tenant pool is growing and becoming better quality.

Well I live in Anchorage which is the biggest city up here, about 280,000 people and growing.

Hence you can grow your IRA funds if you invest in profitable deals.There are some specific rules about the RE transactions you can engage in.

I expect your company and your personal details support the lower amount so the banks are willing to sign up.Build a track record with the lower amounts. 1 to 2 years later you can grow the lines if you can show a good case.John Corey

I'm much better at the marketing side of things, so I'm going to keep the best properties (especially ones with owner financing/good terms) and try to use smart marketing to generate good deals I can pass along to the ever growing number of investors in our area.I'm very impressed with this forum.

You can all help us continue to grow even more, by telling your friends, colleagues, and family about us!

:welcome: to BP.Switching the properties to a company and using commercial financing could be a good strategy as you grow.

i never would have thought i would have a knack for numbers when i was growing up but it turned out that was the right thing for me.After doing motorcycle finance for a while they offered me a promotion to sales manager and i decided at that point that i wanted to stay in finance.