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Account Closed Conventional Financing with Other People's Money
30 May 2019 | 9 replies
They do not care how long funds have been in the account, we are able to get current terms of 5.375% amortized over 25 years and lock for 10 year with a max increase of 1% per year after that and a cap of 6% increase.
Dustin Ruhl Self-Showing Lockboxes: What’s the Risk?
26 May 2019 | 3 replies
“Smart Lock Boxes” allows a prospective tenant or buyer to enter and view a vacant property without the manager present.2.
Matt M. Share your best slumlord story
24 May 2019 | 2 replies
Not sure how he’s never been locked up for his scam, but I guess it worked for him.
Kris Marmol Would you do a BRRRR on your first investment?
25 May 2019 | 16 replies
We have a plan to lock down a few different neighborhoods to canvas but I like your suggestion about finding the contractors and jobsites.
Jason James An Offer Without Inspection Contingency.. This can't be normal!
28 May 2019 | 75 replies
Savvy sellers know that an inspection contingency is often a tactic used by buyers to lock up a property and really begin negotiating the price after the property is off the market.
Maria Luna Moving to Detroit to invest in real state
27 May 2019 | 21 replies
Have them help you lock down a duplex/triplex which you could use a low down payment loan for(which will cash flow if you run the numbers right) and then using the remaining capital and your newfound market knowledge find your second property once you make the move.
Thomas J. Clifford Can a foreclosure on a property I somehow inherited affect me?
31 May 2019 | 19 replies
It is locked up and secured to prevent vandals (not the legal owners) from entering the property.The bank can be negotiated with like anything else: they can postpone the foreclosure; they may reinstate the loan if you want to keep it; If you're upside down you could do a short-sale; and they have the power to waive fees.
Kim Durst So much money coming in and going out of every direction, help?
12 June 2019 | 12 replies
There is money coming in, going out, receipts coming out of ears, bills to track, expenses, two businesses to run, taxes, etc. 
Daniel Kern Vetting a hard money lender
29 May 2019 | 5 replies
Our rates are annually, meaning , you pay monthly only on the loan amount & the notes are 12 months, with No prepayment penalties and no Minimum interest, were your locked into the loan .Banks have no programs for investors of this high leverage on purchase and full rehab , interest only.So the 9% annually equates to .75% per month, which is cheap, cost effective. .
Mikus Zisumbo Financing my first investment property
27 May 2019 | 2 replies
Yes a cash out refi on your home will cost you closing costs and refinance charges (appraisal, origination, title fees etc), but the value is rates are still dirt cheap, and you can lock in a 30 year note on your home and your new rental for bargin prices by historical standards.