I have been seeing alot of nice REO property in the areas I am targeting. However, I was trying to get some ideas on which ones are dealing and which ones have their heads up their a##...

I plan on buying with cash a...

A higher risk loan should carry a higher rate but also should be as short as possible without putting the borrower in any greater difficulty in meeting the obligation.

As Andrew stated above I think you're going to have some difficulty hitting the numbers you want in that area of downtown.

We are having a little difficulty finding the right funding.  

They have a direct feed from 98% of the 3150 or so counties in the US.What is great about this data is that it’s usually super fresh (they tell you how old it is before you download it) and it’s in the same format for every county so it takes the mystery/difficulty out of scrubbing the data once you download it.

I'm sure it's difficult. I

To hear them talk about the difficulties of finding loans over the years and also accepting rates that today a lot of new investors would not even think about doing.

I don't understand why it would be so difficult. I

Here's why:First, most of the difficulty in managing a property comes from running it like a household.

With new construction, one of the things that makes locking in rates more difficult is that there's always a chance the home is not ready in time for the closing date/lock expiration date, and then you have to pay more money to extend the rate lock.