Call around to a couple of the smaller shops and ask for specifics.

My goal is to connect with people here, talk shop, brainstorm, and wherever the conversations lead.

So in light of recent events the chances of a smart seller doing their own financing may improve over past practice.Another form of seller financing is called a Contract for Deed. 

We buy very low, do a massive remodel, convert an existing structure (like a shop or detached garage) to an ADU then do a cash out refi.

Soon to be reinvesting capital into investment properties as soon as I can.Really excited to be networking with some really smart and determined people on here.

My garage had too much in it, and doing work in the driveway is for the young guys.I opted to let a good shop do the work for me as I watched.

I'm still shopping around but the rate I have in place for hard money for $145K is 30Y, LTV:80%Points3 = $3,480.00, Transfer/UW Fee $2,174.00 Title/Transfer Fee $4,000.00 HOI/Taxes Fee $2,500.00 First 4 payments Due $3,059.02 DP20% = DP $29,000.00Total Cash $44,213.02 Estimated Mortgage $871.00I don't have experience with flipping and zero knowledge of fixing a house (would love to) so my strategy as of now is just to buy and hold for the CF and equity; long term.

Hello Everyone, I'm currently shopping around for local credit unions that offer HELOCs and looking for feedback from anyone that has experience.

I currently manage an offroad motorcycle specialty shop, and do trackside support connecting with people to help them and to gain new customers.

I also enjoy woodworking but have not had much shop time lightly as I grow my businesses.