I'm looking to join a high performing Wholesaling company.

They just started lending in 2018 with a purchase of another mortgage company so not much time under their belt from creation date.My opinion is if you put your buyers or your own business in the hands of a fairly new lender and expect great things it may not turn out as planned.

I'm considering firing my management company and managing them myself, hiring one full time maintenance person.

We took over management for an owner of a 4-plex this year from a company that was shutting down the property management portion of their business.

A lot of Owners are shifting to renting the properties themselves, to save on the management commissions as well as the nickel and diming some property management companies do.

IF you had a separate company to service the loan, those service fees you actually paid to your own company would be added to your basis.

Hello I could help you with a fix’n flip loan.To apply is easy, you just need to have a minimum credit score of 620 if higher better, you need to have at least 25% to buy, you need to have a company and if you don’t have experience for your first deal you would need to do the renovations with a general contractor.Our terms are 80% LTC or 70% ARV, the rates are 10.75%, no prepayment penalty, 12 months, our origination is 1.5% + underwriting fee of $1500 and legal fee of $1250 plus appraisal and title fees.Please let me know if you need terms for an specific deal, I’m happy to help!

I called one ADU company, but they weren't sure.

Would you happen to have a pest control company as well?

Nothing worse then sending the wrong postcard to a prospect.If I didn't have my own company I would probably fight through the frustration at C2M and use them, even Action is a great company, and I do like the concept of PostcardMania.