Each of these two options have endless options of structure within them.Perhaps if you can be more deal specific, I could be of better assistance.

Essentially you are helping out with miscellaneous errands and learning in the process.IMHO, It is very unlikely that you will find an investor to fund your deal if you have never done a rehab and do not have any of your own funds in the deal.I am not trying to rain on your parade but just want to prepare you for some of the challenges of getting started with no funds and no experience.Keep asking questions and you will find great assistance right here.

Ask if you can assist them for FREE in anyway.Believe me someone will take the bait, there is much to do in RE business:Marketing,networking,taking pics of property,meeting buyers,meeting sellers,organizing/interviewing contractors,getting paper work signed,title companies,attorneys..etcLet them know you are learning the business and would be open to mentorship.

Kimberly, that's not really what I said, I was speaking to the fact that federal law requires you to consider income regardless of it's source, assuming it's legal, they are speaking directly about social security and different types of assistance programs.

On longer-term projects, there may be a small management fee, as iFunding oversees the project, its finances and reporting, from start to finish.You can read more about the assistance we provide to the operators as part of administration services on the website blog.* Target returnsiFunding feels the range of target returns is in-line with common expectations for equity real estate investments and similar properties. iFunding’s preferred equity terms – the first tranche of profits distributed solely to investors – also fall within a narrow range that’s typical for many similar real estate deals.

I was looking into the fha loan and receive my free down payment assistance and since MIP is through the life of the loan thinking about refinance into conventional when I can.

However, my father is an attorney and would assist me through the process for free.The purchase agreement states:"If you wish to close through your selected attorney, please be advised that seller will pay the title insurance costs if you agree to use the Seller Selected Title Provider."

I am still green as an investor, but I know DC's different neighborhoods pretty well and may be of some assistance in learning the landscape.

it was requested that we share our lead app.We were finally able to do that: http://bit.ly/PodioLeadCRMThis is a template we use to screen a seller in a B to C Class Neighborhood in Indianapolis.You can download Podio onto your Phone or Tablet for quick and easy access to the Lead Entry App so you never have to write leads down on paper again.This App is also a useful tool for your Virtual Assistant since we've added Tool Tips with our script in " ".

Thanks for the support, I appreciate the assist on the podcast @jerrypuckett.