On the outside we would all envy his life in one way or another, this is in fact the perfect picture of the American Dream, but there's a catch.

I can't imagine American Express would be a good fit for what you want.

In May while listening to "this american life" an add came on for the bigger pockets podcast and I have been listening to about 5 episodes per week and supplementing by reading real estate and business books.

I know that American has a free market and all.

Here are the few that say they do aggregate or blanket type mortgages:Upen Patel can do a blanket at Federal Savings Bank.Dayton Capital, FOAC bundles 7+, Corevest or Colony American bundles 5+, Visio 3 to 7 in a bundle, Conventus, and  Mofin will bundle. 

BP is a great resource but is geared towards the American audience.

This market (Rochester to be exact) is the poster child of steady.

I bought non-performing notes and sold at auction so I've been on both ends of the "coin" so with all confidence i can tell any investor to aim for properties between 100k to 350k (at the most).The "sweet spot" for a quick exit strategy is between 150k and 250k these is "mid American " fha approved.

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You will definitely want to confer with non-recourse lenders such as First Western Federal Savings and North American Savings Bank to be sure what kind of LTV and terms you can expect before starting on a project.The IRA is the party to the transaction through and through, and will be the borrower on the note once you put that in place.