The main concern is that you are not sure of the value.

Its the main reason for the loss of the property, actually.

And by the way, if you mainly go out and get private funding through networking and referrals you don't have to worry much about SEC stuff.

I did that for a solid couple of years.My main goal(one of them I guess) is to be able to goto grad school and have a good foundation set.

My main concern is the legality of the purchase option agreements.

I mainly use my website to refer potential renters to additional information/pictures of my apartments.

If you use the mail merge function of Click2mail.net then I am not your person.My cost is .31 per card not including postage or .62 per greeting card.I use click2mail.net It is a learning curve for sure and it is a yucky yellow or white card.The main point of mailing is do it several times.

One column may be for <60%, second usually 65%-70%, third at 70%-75%, and so on with changes at each additional 5%.Other factors that affect the rate but not usually not tied to the ltv though are:property typestateloan sizeSo you cant always assume that a loan at 80% will have the same rates/costs as a lower ltv; even if you have top credit.These changes to the pricing will mainly affect investors looking at properties up to 80%.

Sounds great - we've got a boatload of REOs for sale in south Riverside, mainly Temecula...When / where are you planning on meeting?

Did they make a bad decision or choice?