I sit on the board of a centre for research and education on domestic violence.

So low very low cash in.7)If the customers’ credit does not support 100% financing from the independent banks we use, they can park a small additional deposit and get it back at refinance, OR let it sit in the project and earn 8% to 18% on the money they decide to leave in.We have completed over $300 million of projects in the city of Philadelphia in these 7.5 years, and are the largest investor project management company overseeing this level of development for our 150 repeat customer client base.The actual $300,000,000 of deal documents speak for themselves.$5,000 is sitting here on my desk waiting for whoever can come in and prove these FACTS wrong.For clients the proper on site due diligence reviewing the above is all that is needed.

There is a lot money sitting there in the world.

It has steadily decreased month by month to where it sits now at $169,000.

I would really like more details on the property to give you advice. 250+ Dom is usually a sign of serious issues with a property, investors won't let good properties sit that long.If you can supply details like purchase price, rehab cost, ARV, time frame to rehab and so on we can give you better advice.Are you nervous about unknowns, or because your using family money?

I work 70 hours a week its hard to find time to sit and wait for him to leave.

I've read through 10 pages of threads on conversions trying to answer my questions and haven't found the answer I'm looking for.Here's the background.Primary residence (from 2011) purchase price: $10kCounty assessment (structure only): $70kOnly about $2k in costs so far.I've been in the house for over 2 years, so I'm sitting on my $125k capital gains exclusion (house would likely sell for $50k as is)...

Let's say that you have 7 rental properties and you are sitting on million dollar in cash and have million dollar mortgage fixed 30 year at 4% against these 7 rental properties.

My dad has been a truck driver most of my life, so I am familiar with the business, and it as always held my interests, so as I daydream about all this real estate money I'm gonna have sitting around waiting to make me more money, I was just curious if anyone has ever had any experience in the trucking business they would share.

When I'd go into a neighborhood I wasn't real familiar with (usually out of town types) I'd drive through and stop and think of some reason to strike up a conversation with some guy washing his car or sitting on some porch.