I haven't encountered lenders before that didn't have a rehab portion.

So, you just have to ask yourself that if you get a portion of the initiation fee of everybody you bring in to the group, isn't that an MLM?

I also work for a small business where I don't have a 401k match so I am pursuing other investments instead of a traditional 401k and I hope to be able to quit my job in 2-3 years and have a baby while my husband holds down the majority of the finances, but definitely want something to generate my portion of income and stay busy/happy.Thanks so much - any insight is sincerely appreciated.

I think they spooked as now they have just served me with a 30-day notice to move as they now have a house in escrow.They told me they will be out of the house by August 20th and asked if I wanted them to pay pro-rated rent for the month up until the 20th or if I would just like to keep a portion of the deposit to cover the pro-rated amount. 

I’m thinking that will be my starting point, then negotiate up to pay the investor a portion of the appreciated amount on the property after the 10 years.

You can also work it so you can pay the investor off in a couple years with your portion of the profits, then you will end up with the deal solely yourself after that time period, while you mitigated the risk to get there.make sense?

The owner is an investor and is looking to unload a good portion of his properties.

It's definitely not a rural and poorer areas of America subsidizing richer America as we know that these expensive markets offer much better jobs, and in turn contribute much bigger portion of GDP than poorer states/areas.

Looking for other lenders to add to our list for 100% funding deals for purchase and rehab costs in Wisconsin.This would be for a multi-member LLC with personal credit scores between 620-810.Looking for either;1). 100% funding of purchase price only2) 100% funding of purchase price and portion of rehab costs up to your ARV% ceiling3) 100% funding of purchase price and rehab costs up to 70-75% of ARV.Trying to widen our net to get the best terms.

If the property is free and clear, absent some title issue that required additional work there is no justification for a release procurement fee or similar to be charged to the seller.If the contract includes language (such as in GCAAR contract) concerning “that portion of the settlement fee attributable to the seller” then this particular title company when confronted will likely change the name of this junk fee to Settlement Fee or add it to wire/courier.