Jeff S.
Friend wants to borrow money, owns lots of RE
8 May 2012 | 27 replies
Under different circumstances I'd be interested but like everyone says lending to a friend bad idea.Any ideas what terms he could get with these properties as collateral?
Doug G.
Help regarding upstreaming of income?
7 May 2012 | 7 replies
I'm having a much harder time trying to model the tax savings under my circumstance.
Bill Russ
HOA Rental Restrictions, what are your experiences? Do you like it in your community?
8 May 2012 | 11 replies
And have, in similar circumstances.
Felicia Geeter
Flooding house
6 May 2012 | 2 replies
What and when were the circumstances of the purchase?
Mel Jones
Duplex in LA - does the math look right?
7 May 2012 | 7 replies
Rent could be 2100-2400.We don't have 20% down to qualify for conventional, so we're looking at FHA with 5% down; Monthly payment will be about $4,200.So, if our circumstances changed dramatically (we don't anticipate this,) we'd be able to basically cover the payment with the rents, though it wouldn't be positive cash flow right away.Does this sound like a smart way into the market?
Antonio Bodley
Does my home value count just as much?
11 May 2012 | 21 replies
The comp is 39% larger than the subject property which is a very large discepancy and if it was not for the problem of having no other comps, it would simply be tossed out as a non-comp in most circumstances.
Terrance Upsher
bank of america recently forclosed on my property
14 May 2012 | 24 replies
Generally the first step the lender wants is to look at a temporary forbearance and repayment plan for short term problems.Then if the problem isn't temporary then they will look at a trial loan mod.Usually the trial loan mod is for 3 months and if you complete that then they will look at a permanent loan mod which is much harder to qualify for.Only about 10 % get a permanent mod.If you can't get a permanent mod then they want you to list as a short sale usually for 90 days.The short sale really doesn't do anything for the owner who wants to stay.Some list anyway and then reject any offers that come in.Then after that the bank will look at a DIL (deed in lieu) or foreclose on the property as a last resort.The DIL sometimes they will give you cash for signing away the property to them instead of foreclosing.Even if you do a DIL or the lender forecloses some banks are renting back the properties to the former owners.They would rather them live in the banks property for cheap then the property be vacant and get vandalized.The losses can be much more to the bank if vacant.As a last resort you could file BK and force the bank not to foreclose and then add in your back payments owed to your chapter 13 repayment plan.If you stop paying the plan however the lender can motion for an automatic release of stay on the property or if you pay the bk plan but not make the regular mortgage payment.This is not legal advice.Every situation is different by state,loan type,servicer and borrower circumstances.
Bill Gulley
And you think you have short sale problems!
30 May 2012 | 6 replies
My dad is still an active agent.......yes my father is still kicking and he has not done a SS either, so this should be interesting....LOLAfter I have a POA in hand and a listing, I think we can start.In the mean time, with the information I get I'll contact the bank and give their REO department a shot accross the bow, informing them of the circumstances and request a short sale package be sent to the owner's address in his name, I'm sure I can swing that.Just in my case, dad and I will go in and talk to the RE Broker with the listing and inform the broker of the circumstances and I will be his non-licensed assistant, hired gun, LOL.Second thought maybe I should do this before I do a POA as internally in that brokerage they may want a third party appointed.....hmmm, might have to deal with that mother after all.
Marimar Hernandez
Hard Money Lending - Becoming an Investor
18 June 2012 | 19 replies
He said some like to keep and rent for a while, guess in hopes of improvement in the market, and/or maybe refi during the 12 mo and keep as rental.He loans 85-90% of purchase price and will sometimes, under certain circumstances, finance some repairs too.He gets and gives 12% and keeps 4 pts.
Scott Hinkle
Need help on a wholesale deal involving probate!
1 July 2018 | 11 replies
“straddle play” option.One of the quiet creative options ... that you can leveraging when it comes to controlling the deal....Read some of Rick’s articles... at first it may naturally appear that Rick speaks in riddles... but as you gradually begin to read more and more of his posts about “probate”... the more and more you will become to get amused by his comments and gradually begin gathering incredible wealth of knowledge for how to deal with all sorts of probate related circumstances.Sometimes if scenario doesn’t allow for wholesaling perhaps some other type of exit strategy can suffice instead...Or perhaps connecting the dots in this circumstance under this specific set of conditions may perhaps not be feasible...