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Yoni R. Understanding Refinancing once and for all!!!
3 March 2017 | 18 replies
@Yoni RamrasThe refinance entails a ton of paperwork and verifications that could include income, cash reserves and credit.The process can take 30 days or longer depending on conditions and how fast the borrower gets their paperwork to the lender and if any conditions create new conditionsNot really the permitted plans, but to make sure the work was done in a workmanlike manner and that permits were pulled for work completed.An appraiser for the bank.  
Jared Leonhardt Financing First Deal-First Post
4 March 2017 | 3 replies
As a borrower, thats an insanely sweet deal in my opinion if you are correct about the loan structure, because you are pretty much hedged everywhere - i.e. you'll only face minimal interest rate risk, and even then you can refi- out if the rates too high. 
Aqil Dharamsey HELOC or refinance? Pease help
6 May 2017 | 4 replies
This could make your future borrowing on the HELOC much more expensive.  
John Franczyk Chase Bank Home Value Estimator
21 September 2017 | 3 replies
Because borrowers pay for appraisals, not lenders, it's not skin off of Chase's back to get a bunch of people excited about refinancing to drop mortgage insurance. - Some folks, randomly, it'll turn out that the appraisal comes in high enough to drop mortgage insurance.
Jackson Tate Debt in relation to an LLC/S Corp
30 December 2017 | 1 reply
Typically commercial lenders require personal guarantees or for you to act as co-borrowers along with the LLC.  
Christian D. LRP and Mortgage Banker Underwriting Model
28 May 2018 | 1 reply
And are there any mortgage bankers or brokers that have an excel underwriting model they use when underwriting the eligibility of a borrower for a potential acquisition?
Chip Chronister Arkansas is trying to make wholesaling illegal
13 March 2019 | 40 replies
I buy  hold for some period of time rehab and resell.these wholesaling threads are aimed at those who wish to work like a realtor and get compensated what amounts to a commission without being licensed.. and as we know sometimes wholesalers make what can be determined an unconscionable profit at the expense of a non educated or minority seller.. the same way Sub prime ruined real estate and the uneducated and Minority borrower were the lynch pin to much of it .As a broker you simply have to disclose your an agent buying as a principal..
Michael Gayer Jr Is "this" Selling without a License?
1 December 2016 | 21 replies
An investor giving a borrower (in pre-foreclosure) advice and strategies to sell his/her house .... and then splitting the profits with them (making a contract between investor and seller)? 
Redgy Saint-Germain My realtor refused to show me 2 deals because of his commision !!
11 April 2019 | 212 replies
@Ian Walsh  We had a conversation the other day and you told me on a sub 50k loan your minimum fee was 5k  same with me.. we not quite that high but I get it.. its the same thing in the lending industry when people want to borrow 30k and pay 2 points and think you should do this transaction for a whopping 600 dollars.. not knowing that when they do get a loan and they look at all the junk fee's lenders put in there it might only be 2 points but guaranteed its junked up to equal  3 to 5k to actually close the loan. .but the realtor should do all this work for 500.00 these transactions should simply be double ended or leave it to he wholesalers to work on.
Erica Shaunta Thompson Excited! Found a property!! Here are the numbers
31 July 2017 | 12 replies
You would need a downpayment, but I suspect your husband probably has a TSP account that you could borrow from.