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Kyle Stines Sudden Second Offer
28 November 2013 | 8 replies
From what I've read, there is absolutely no way to obtain proof of a second offer, but I would like some input from everyone in this community.
Dominika M Vetting potential partners
28 November 2013 | 7 replies
@William T. , I could envisage myself doing a partnership on a long term fix and hold.
Jeff Lundstrom New Member from Fairfield Country Connecticut
2 December 2013 | 8 replies
t's great to have you here!
Steven J. How do you interest a seller in seller financing?
28 November 2013 | 23 replies
Your requirement to use their money can stem from your business model an leverage that isn't available conventional with the number of properties you intend to work with, the cost to obtain financing is less costly allowing the seller to receive more down, and allowing you to obtain future financing for operations are just some of the reasons you may require financing.
Corey Dutton Is The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Out Of Control?
26 November 2013 | 3 replies
The CFPB has made it impossible for anyone to obtain a private money loan on an owner occupied property.
Chris Adams My Realtor is now asking me to price properties!
1 December 2013 | 5 replies
True value is actually derived from "what the market is willing to pay - today" and that can only be obtained from buyers.To your success in real estate!
Corey Liepelt 70% rule on turnkey property?
29 November 2013 | 10 replies
Typically, it is very difficult to get real cash flow with any unit if you pay full retail, thus, a discount is often needed to obtain that goal.
Shequann Burrwell a question i had
28 November 2013 | 2 replies
I had a question about obtaining rehab funding. if i got the seller to let me buy the house from them for say $100 bucks with a written agreement that after the rehab was done the profit from my share would split 50/50 would a hard money lender lend me 100% of the rehab costs as long as the numbers looked good.i actually found a lender that would do this they would even pay for the cost to buy the home and slit the profit after the resale 50/50 but i cant get them to email me back anymore. im just looking for another lender to do the same because rehabbing is something i really want to get into when wholesaling doesn't fit the formula. any one know of anyone.
Adam Percento Rehab Without Buying.
28 November 2013 | 19 replies
Instead of doing things through my mortgage company the contractor and I partnered.The Realtor brought deals that were basically listed that need repairs or new business.We used a future advance demand note and a construction contract.A few deals we partnered with the seller, obtaining a SWD for a half interest, and special power of attorney to sell, makes life easier with out of town owners.
Alan Charles HUD homes and loans
28 November 2013 | 7 replies
I am not sure exactly how the tax id numbers work, but those without socials can obtain one.