I am new to real estate investing and am currently taking an online course.

It can also be attributed to the fact that we are communicating online versus in person.

I realized that I'm in the early stages of acquiring this property but I'd like to have my lender nailed down before this goes much further.Right now I've contacted my bank to see about a traditional investment mortgage but I'm thinking that a hard money/private lender of some sort will be a better choice since I'm planning on doing a few quick renovations then putting it back on the market ASAP.

Thanks for any replies, I've been searching for answers online for a couple hours and haven't found any that address this specific issue!

Do you manage your blog online or off line.

Here are a few suggestions…***Tip alert***Let’s say that you have $2000 at your disposal and you have either online access or there is a Bank of American and a CB&T banks in your town.

What they will get.As to the HUD-1 form, it is a federal form and you can look for it online.

I apologize for assuming that was directed at me - as John has clearly said you should consult an experienced professional of your choice.

Otherwise, don't get people down without providing info on how to get back up.In fact, I tell my clients that if the choice is between paying off debt or keeping cash but a higher mortgage balance...KEEP THE CASH and make just the payment you HAVE to, because cash is king.

It may mean looking something up online, or in a law library.Also, courthouses will usually let you look at the case files.Now, I went to one of those Robert Allen seminars, (the free one), and basically the premise was legit.