If the property has had difficulty selling, then you may be able to get a "better" deal through O-F.

The same townhouse without any updates just get under contract for $71K and I bet it’s not o/o who bought it - investors!

Keep in mind, most E&O policies do not cover you when you are a principal to the transaction.

All in all, I'm still trying to figure my plan out, but for now all I can do is learn, save, keep looking, and connect with other investors.Thanks for reading and welcoming me here,Brad O.

I prefer the Oakland area because I presume I'd need to have the broker review offers against E&O, etc.

It happened around 2008, but no one is expecting them to do it now...C/O refinances are an option unless you have a rate sub 5%.

Quote from @Ed O.: I had an equity trust account.

I'd rather take care of houses than golf :O

True...depending on where you are located, I offer a NINA (no income/no asset) hard money rehab loan program with the following features:- 65 ARV - 620 MID FICO required (below this will be reviewed on a case by case basis)- Co-Borrowers/Partners Allowed (one strategy to use if you don't have a 620 FICO)- Loan Amounts between 50K-500K- I/O Payments Only- Cash Reserves Required- 6 month loan maturity/amortization schedule (extensions permissable on a case by case basis)- Investment Only/NOO OnlyRegards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "REI":Originally posted by "LONNIE":[b]Not all hard money lenders ask for such information.

I've lived in Wesley Chapel and I still live next door to WC in Land O Lakes.