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Daniel Dietz Is there a 'Appropriate Minimum Interest' to offer to PM Lenders?
5 November 2013 | 8 replies
My approach for this 'sample' is going to be "Here is what I have been investing in, what returns I expect, how I have been financing it etc..." and "this is how I see an opportunity for those interested becoming Private Lenders to participate and receive a pretty good return on their funds" (I am working on better wording for this).I envision these potential investors falling into 2 groups primarily.
Phillip R. Should I Reduce 401K Contributions to Save for Real Estate Investment Property?
25 January 2014 | 38 replies
Interest on the mortgage you acquire outside the plan is deductible but no interest may be paid directly to the plan by the plan participant.
Porter Rappleye Should I get a Master in Real Estate Development
14 October 2015 | 14 replies
I think the experience was extremely valuable to me.I mean how often does a guy who used to invest in single family homes get to participate in a project as big as this?
Dana Montfleury my credit score is 635 and I have $3500 for the down payment
6 November 2013 | 3 replies
I looked at home owner financing on google but there are barely any in utah county. thanks
Hassan Johnson New to Bigger Pockets
26 November 2013 | 12 replies
Please think about uploading a personal profile pic so we can better get to know you as you participate here.Otherwise, have you checked out our Ultimate Beginner's Guide to REI?
Ryan VanPatten Ryan from Northern Virginia
24 November 2013 | 6 replies
I hope to start participating more in the forum and begin adding to my knowledge.
Account Closed Pre-Foreclosure Marketing Question
28 November 2013 | 10 replies
Pay attention to (21) (b) and (d) i & ii.(21) (a) engaging in an act of loan modification assistance that requires licensure as a mortgage officer under Chapter 2c, Utah Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Act, without being licensed under that chapter;(b) engaging in an act of foreclosure rescue without entering into a written agreement specifying what one or more acts of foreclosure rescue will be completed;(c) inducing a person who is at risk of foreclosure to hire the licensee to engage in an act of foreclosure rescue by:(i) suggesting to the person that the licensee has a special relationship with the person's lender or loan servicer; or(ii) falsely representing or advertising that the licensee is acting on behalf of:(A) a government agency;(B) the person's lender or loan servicer; or(C) a nonprofit or charitable institution; or(d) recommending or participating in a foreclosure rescue that requires a person to:(i) transfer title to real estate to the licensee or to a third-party with whom the licensee has a business relationship or financial interest;(ii) make a mortgage payment to a person other than the person's loan servicer; or(iii) refrain from contacting the person's:(A) lender;(B) loan servicer;(C) attorney;(D) credit counselor; or(E) housing counselor.
Account Closed Snohomish County REIA
10 November 2013 | 4 replies
I am excited to start checking it out and participating.
Kenneth E. Wholesaling Tidbits
23 November 2013 | 12 replies
To help make that happen, honest investors require their tenant buyers to participate in one of these credit repair programs to increase the chances they will successfully complete the deal.3.
Jason Merchey Bubble?
22 May 2015 | 31 replies
I look at the same data everyone else does regarding labor participation, price/rents, income/price, inflation, etc. and have come to the conclusion that I'm not smart enough to know where prices will be in 3-5 years; I do have a pretty good idea about what they'll do in 20-30. :) I do tend to think that home price/gold ratio has some meaning over the long-term.