Kelly Conrad
Funding a second purchase
7 April 2017 | 29 replies
By any means necessary except borrowing money.
Chris E.
Question about title company charges
5 April 2017 | 0 replies
Policy Premium for Owner's $425GAP Endorsement $125Special Assessment letter $200Closing fee $50Borrowers charges $125I assume the borrowers charges is something we dont need to pay considering were paying cash.
Ye Min ko
Equity loan to purchase another rental property
13 August 2017 | 3 replies
My guess is that you will need to borrow from a Hard Money Lender.
Kyle Wenger
Private Money for buy and hold
6 September 2022 | 9 replies
On a buy n hold I borrow the private funds for 120 days.
Austin Fruechting
Officially Financially Free at 32 !! - Exciting Day!
15 August 2017 | 255 replies
I can still borrow a lot more before I hit that cap.
Franco Li
Stop comparing the current housing market to 2008!
16 May 2017 | 3 replies
But if you are a borrower questioning whether to buy now or to wait, consider other factors impacting the housing market and stop waiting to see another 2008 dip, because you'll probably be missing out on a lot of opportunities.
Rocky Griffin
Attorneys opinion vs Title insurance?
28 April 2017 | 9 replies
@Erica Bird I have had claims over my 40 years of doing thisa huge one.. were myself as the buyer of a HML portfolio discovered that a borrower in our portfolio had forged reconveyances and Deeds of trust.. so the deeds and releases on said properties were not valid..
George Gipson III
Buying 1st Property with a Partner
6 April 2017 | 1 reply
Also when refinancing what's the avg loan to value can we borrow up to.
Eddie Martinez
can a Co-borrower on a mortgage get approved for a new house?
6 April 2017 | 3 replies
has anyone heard of this process and how can a Co-borrower get a mortgage "excused" from their credit when the other is making the payments.
Aden M.
FHA 90 Day Flip - Does it get dragged out because of this?
7 April 2017 | 2 replies
And if the answer is "no," it'll take even more time.But, I have a solution that may work quote well for both you AND for your buyer.Assuming the census tract and the borrower's income work, Fannie Mae HomeReady is often a better deal than FHA anyways.