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Stefanie Bergmann using hard money for flips where no rehab is needed?
6 October 2015 | 6 replies
I think you would be better off either partnering on this or using private funds.
Teya Beradze Investment property in Poconos
8 February 2017 | 7 replies
There are about seven gated communities in the Pocono's and a good number of Private Communities  and they all serve a purpose: some are excellent for seasonal recreational activities while others due to location are excellent for commuters.   
MarcAnthony Morrison Deferred Payments
2 October 2015 | 2 replies
If I were to receive a loan from any one of the recommended sources, such as private loans, hard money, seller financing, etc, for property that I want to rehabilitate and then rent; while I am rehabbing and placing the property on the market, how likely am I able to be granted the permission to defer payments for the loan until I get tenants?
Susan Capeta home equity line of credit for flip
3 October 2015 | 8 replies
Especially if you have a family..You are only in this business to make money not take risks like that.If you are able to get a great deal on a property to flip you can just as easily find an investor/private money to fund the down payment and get hard money for the remaining amount.  
Serena Halterman Confused about Direct Mail
5 October 2015 | 7 replies
Or does one usually get involved with private sellers?
Marvin Meng Where to start...?
7 October 2015 | 7 replies
But investing requires capital unless you find a deal where the purchase + repairs + closing and financing is less than 75% of the after repair value (ARV) - in which case you can find a hard money or private lender to fund the whole thing up front and after you refinance into long term financing or sell, you'll have almost none of your own money in the deal.  
Twee Ng Refi with cash out
6 October 2015 | 2 replies
Press on for private money and 401K investors.Also, if you're looking for more cash flow, make sure you've optimized the properties you already own.
Andrew Kniffin RE license legally required to be PM in MN?
5 October 2015 | 6 replies
If you are referring to a property management, you only need a license if you manage a property for somebody for a fee.If you are referring to private money, if you provide the funds by yourself for a fee you must be a licensed mortgage originator.
John Jack R. Do Little and Try and Make Money or Add Real Value and More Risk?
8 October 2015 | 33 replies
Say that most any contractor or labor guy will want $10,000, the house is on the side of a hill, 100' from a private road with limited access.
William Nohmor Boston Snow shovelling
3 October 2015 | 4 replies
Narrow paths encumber carriages and wheelchairs, and properly cleared pathways ensure flow and safety of pedestrian traffic.Remove ice to bare pavement or make as level as possible and treat with sand, sawdust or similar material.Please clear any snow that may be blocking a handicapped ramp, fire hydrant or catch basin.DON'T: Shovel or plow snow into the street: Violators caught shoveling snow from private property into the street will be fined.Overexert while shoveling: Excessive strain from the cold and hard labor may cause heart attacks.