If you're looking for long term financing, a bank (or similar institution) is your absolute best bet.Anyone who advertises isn't a private lender.

There have been many changes to seller financing, institutional lending as well, I really doubt there is a book with current compliance issues covered.

I'm excited to begin participating and getting to know and network with people who can assist me in my journey and also who I can assist.

If it's a Short sale they will accept an offer that NET's 88% of the appraised value up to day 30 that the homeowner signs the approval to participate in the Pre- Foreclosure sale program.

But given there is NO market for new construction right now, it will be significant.As an investor, I want to:1) Get control of every single home I possibly can.2) See if there's some way I can participate in the profitswhen the home building ramps up again.

My business is a single member LLC..In short I approached them with only the intentions of securing my personal primary residence and was told that bc the property had been cross collateralized with others in the old biz loan that I had no other way of securing my home either through them or with another institution.

More likely it will go to an asset manager for disposition - lending institutions need to ensure they get the highest price for their reo properties.We are also assuming the credit unions still hold the mortgages; they may just be servicing the mortgages for third party investors.

The claim on the webinar that entire blocks of single family homes will be institutionally owned doesn't square with reality.

Richard Roberts,BP is mostly a free ressource for all real estate investors, if you want to participate we looking for your suggestions.

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