Establish a network.

The thing is that if you have a good enough deal under contract, there are other more established investors out there that will be glad to pay cash for it in a matter of days.

If you’re not able to discharge your student loans in bankruptcy or establish a repayment plan in a Chapter 13 proceeding, the federal Department of Education has the right to: Tack collection fees of 25% and collection agency “commission” fees of approximately 28% onto the principal, interest and penalties you already owe Take your federal income tax refund until all your defaulted student loans have been paid Garnish up to 10 percent of your wages, without suing you first Take as much as $750 per month (up to 15 percent of your income) in federal benefits to which you might be entitled, including social security retirement and social security disability income, and apply that amount toward your outstanding defaulted student loan debt Sue you for your outstanding student loan debt and place liens on your property Student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy unless you can show that your loan payment imposes an "undue hardship" on you, your family, and your dependents.

I have alot more respect for RE bceause there is so much to learn.I came across an article about 203 (k) loans.

Thanks for your honest response Walter.I respect your experience, but as far as "undoable", I struggle withsuch a term.

Hi, I'm looking for a private source of capital for my 45 member group of Real Estate Investor clients, who want to do fix and flip on properties located in various states in the country.Now here's the thing, I don't want a bank, a mortgage broker, or some type of established "lender."

I've learned SOOOOOO many things that I've never seen talked about in forums or anything, and plus it's awesome just to have it all laid out for you instead of searching for things and going through 1000 posts just to find an answer to somethingIn that respect, I don't mind paying $500 for something that'll make me 100x more than that in the long run

Hi, I was wondering (this is a question for those who have already established their real estate business):How far out of state would you go?

I started with hard money and worked into bank money once I established myself.

7) what are the primary means of getting property under contract with homeowners who are in preforeclosure and the reasons for each8) what questions must one ask of homeowner in preforeclosure to determine the need and exit strategy when you are in their home because you already have done comps and established there is equity in the property9) before you get someone under contract what should I do before anything one signs anything