I find that working on a floating margin based on completion of work is a good way to limit financial exposure on a flip.

I am trying to understand, 1) what types of loans or financial products are available to help investors purchase homes (single/bulk purchases), 2) where do I go to get them help with financing or loans.Any information you can provide me would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Bryan Invest In Detroit

Myself and my partner both have great credit and strong financials.

By having all of that at one bank t he can look it over and get a pretty good overview of my financial situation.

The financial newspaper works pretty well in my area, but of course other investors are also contacting them, and so your letter needs to be unique.

Is the government taking over the financial and real estate industry with the moves they are making?

Make sure you're calculating and using caps based on actual data and not proforma.Finally, a great book written by a former bank financial analyst that will help with the evaluation of MF projects is "The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings" by Steve Berges.

I have no idea what your market is like, but in Florida, yesterday's appraisal is today's garbage...meaning that the appraisal is no real refection of value...especially in declining markets.I would stay put if you can handle it (financially and otherwise).

When it comes to our money most of us want to learn to handle it by our selves.Or we let others who don't have any money tell us what is or isn't a good investment.This article is about finding someone to teach you how to invest in Real Estate.ARTICLE BODY:Real Estate Investing is known by most people to be the best and safestmethod of securing your financial future.

The "challenge" is finding and negotiating a deal that makes sense financially.