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Michael Victor Cutter Getting started... Hillsborough, Franklin, Rochester, Pittsfield?
6 May 2018 | 15 replies
Hillsborough (the town, not the county) relies primarily on Osram Sylvania for employment.
Patricia Taveras Should I let father pay rent up front for daughter to lease?
7 November 2017 | 18 replies
Chances are she is a dead beat, you will find out her employment record when you screen, but the father will not be assisting her indefinitely.If the job she is leaving does not meet your income standards you should reject her application since her future job will likely pay the same or less.
Quandra Adams ​Pros & Cons of Owner/Seller financing?
17 February 2018 | 4 replies
Owner Financing is good in certain situations which I am going to list below:People who can't get bank loans because their credit sucks, or they might be newly self employed and bank won't loan them.People who have maxed out on govt backed loans. 
Dan Corbiani Second position mortgage notes
2 March 2023 | 21 replies
We’re leaning towards putting an offer in with a due diligence period to confirm employment and have a realtor confirm the value of the properties.Both notes are in CT.
Kent Slawson How to best utilize 150k cash to transition into new career?
15 October 2016 | 5 replies
While employed use the 150K (split in half) and buy 2 SFR, TH or Duplex leverage (75K down stroke / leverage about 40-60%), then you have some cash flow. with a bank loan as rates are low and fixed. 
Austin De Witt Off market homes in Woodland, CA
22 October 2016 | 4 replies
I'm self employed so I want to wait until after I file my taxes early in Jan or at least after my CPA lets me know what my taxes look like.
Brian Wert First Time Investment Property
24 October 2016 | 5 replies
Would have to verify income and employment.
Sheldon McMullen First Deal A Nightmare and Have Not Even Closed
27 October 2016 | 14 replies
Two weeks after the contract was signed, she informed me that her company no longer does the home-style renovations in-house and they would employ a broker to handle the deal.  
Lesley Resnick Pulled the Trigger on a C Triplex in JAX
18 November 2017 | 6 replies
The building is old and I will eventually have to update the pumping.The Numbers:$102k Purchase25% down - wanted to do 20%, but liked the rest of the loan5.0% interest rate 30 years Hard money  I am self employed conventional finaincing is a challenge$1071 loan fees 1.5% orig$7292 buy down and other fees = 2%= 1 point lower on rate I will use the fees to offset my taxesIt will take 3 years to cover the buy down - I expect I will own this for the long termMy lender is amazing - PM if you want his info$36k out of pocket - more cash than I wanted, but the deal worksThe good part:$383 P&I on 71k $148 taxes and insurance$300 - Property manager - he is a local guy and does maintenance and property management, collects rent, finds and shows the place.  
Thaddeus Ramirez 2 unit decisions
16 August 2016 | 3 replies
If you decide to refinance @Thaddeus Ramirez and want to do so conventionally it will be more of an uphill battle being self employed as I am sure you know.