im a small landlord/investor looking to expand...we own 5 properties and want to purchase more but want to find another way to fund future deals...my score is around 665 mid, but my wife's is well over 720can i use her better credit score for a LOC?...

Our city council is trying to register all landlords and have out of state landlords appoint a local agent who will take service from them for codes violations, grant access, fix any problems etc.The excuse they use for the proposed ordinance is they can't find the real owner, especially if they're out of state.

Plan on replacing the carpet from "gifts", the baseboard and front door from claws, the door casing and interior doors from chewing, cabinetry from chewing, countertops from jumping up and having a hard time accessing the property anytime the tenant isn't home.

I'm looking for it as a way to buy reo properties as I can not do that now as I don't have access to funds.

But he also grew up in a neighborhood where the moms all were able to raise money to give the kids access to computer time at a very early age.

They seem to be doing quite well and they are looking to add agents to expand their buyer side of business.My question is what is a fair commission split?

Granted, the BPO value is probably listed in the system (although not every area has access to the loss mit notes but it varies from servicer to servicer), they will be very hesitant to give you any useful info for fear of telling you the wrong info and getting in trouble later.

do you have or have access to 300k if in fact there is plenty of equity to justify the 300kAlso I wouldn't pay him any money down if your intentions are to assume the loan.

They do cost much more to set up (around $3k) but you then have the immediate access to the funds required in tax lase investing.

Govt. is releasing a plan to sell toxic assets to lure investors with discount prices and Govt. aid.The plan as reported is three-fold.1. to create an FDIC backed entity to purchase and hold bad loans.2. to expand a Fed.