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20 April 2014 | 10 replies
Deal Types Residential 1a. wholesaling, option flip or double close 1b. retailing - rehabbing, hard money or private money 1c. seller financing - sub2, wraps-aitds, installment sale, lease w option 1d. buy retail w bank financing 1e. private lender financing, they are bank, you buy it and pay PITI 1f. jv financing - their credit and money, you do work, you split net profitNew Financing Needed 1b) retailing, 1d) buy retail with banks, 1e) private lender financing, 1f) jv partner financingUse existing financing 1c) seller financing, no credit needed, low downpayment, dodd frank issues maybe, maybe notNo Financing Needed 1a) wholesaling, 1c) seller financingPlusses and Minuses 1a. wholesaling, option flip or double close - needle in a haystack, 1 out of 100 motivated sellers, hard to negotiate a 50% of appraisal deal, need to know your Cash Buyers rules and be patient with your marketing, takes 4 - 7 months to get traction, many wholesalers - rehabbers throw 2 - 4 thouseand a month in direct mail to get deal flow, not all leads are good, you need patience.1b. retailing - rehabbing, hard money or private money - Biggest profits, needs to be organized, needs to know construction, manage builders, deal1c. seller financing - sub2, wraps-aitds, installment sale, lease w option; with no equity deals, you can buy on terms and flip the contract; free and clear houses you can buy on owner financing and rent out.
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17 April 2014 | 4 replies
I figured with our combined experience of being RE Agents, working for a major new home Builder for several years, and extensive lending knowledge, we have every tool we need.My wife and I are currently with Keller Williams Realty.
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17 April 2014 | 5 replies
My good friend is a builder and let me in on a deal that he knew of.
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17 April 2014 | 4 replies
Short term, 3-6 mo.s Builders Risk policy while you repair.Bob Pepe of Pelican Insurance in Fort Lauderdale is who I and some other rehabbers use.
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19 December 2014 | 34 replies
I go back outside and ask the neighbors about has anyone seen a raccoon, and it turns out its one of the neighbors pets that runs around the neighborhood.I'll bet the hair on the back of my neck stood up for 30 minutes after I flicked that lighter and saw those huge glowing eyes about 6 feet from me with no body behind them.
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2 May 2014 | 20 replies
So the body wasn't actually the exact same.- They all had 3-6 pictures, some the same some not.- They all had different titles.- While being sent from the same IP address they were all sent to different emails.- The body of each was an exact copy of an ad that went though fine on the same Criaglist site before, but was at least 3 days old.
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4 June 2014 | 46 replies
@Christopher Moran Having attended a Fortune Builders Seminar (They try to sell a $25k Mastery program), I've looked into a lot of the threads here talking about Guru's.
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1 May 2014 | 7 replies
We can make it work because my partner is the builder and is willing to build the units for basically no margin.
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4 May 2014 | 16 replies
In addition to the additional renters in the market that Jon mentioned, there were no new rental units being built because the builders couldn't get funding.
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21 July 2014 | 52 replies
@Brian Mathews working direct with homeowners your policy is the norm I am sure throughout the industry.When your working for a developer builder on a new construction do they not pay once a month?