You should be able to looking that information up fairly easy online through your city or county.

I've just had one that wanted to redeem and I've done all the leg work and it was not easy to find attorney that wanted to do it or knew what/how to do it. 

The question back to them is why aren’t they getting those rents now if it’s so easy.

Private equity has been relatively easy to find, and I have systems for that, but I wanted to see if any of you have suggestions or systems for finding private lending.

@Andrew Cheek That broke things down really well and was easy for me to understand, thank you for including specifics.

I'm sure it's not as easy as walking in and asking for credit.I live in Colorado Springs, CO, so if anybody has a bank or someone to speak with about this, that would be great.Thank you all for your time a input into this question.

Everyone laughed, said she was an idiot, there's nothing to "specialize" in, FTHB are just normal easy vanilla loans, that's as stupid as a doctor saying they "specialize" in the common cold.

Purchase price: $55,100 Cash invested: $62,500 Sale price: $185,000 First flip went from an easy 3 month job to a year and a half project!

It would be easy to place the second property in a LLC by quick claim deeding the property to the LLC prior to refinancing for our third property but the first would require a little more legal finesse.

Fees should be clearly stated, easy to understand, and justifiable.