In terms of us considering it to be a "sweet" deal even though the financial institutions don't see it that way...

Often times (if not every), when you go to fix one thing - you discover two more. 

They may use desktop underwriting, or they may use a full appraisal, depending upon the institution.

I failed at a few things but discovered most millionaires have something to do with real estate.

I'm looking for some help in evaluating a deal on a small boat storage at a popular lake, located in very close proximity to the marina and boat ramp.As you'll soon discover in my meanderings on the subject, I'm very new at this.It's a small boat storage, 2 buildings, 24 spots.

I have a double problem, as upon reviewing the lease documents turned over at closing I discovered that there are only 3 signatures, and naturally the tenant who has not paid is the one missing.

Once the creditor discovers that you have no bank account to seize and no real estate in your name to place a lien on, they become a lot more flexible and magically are open to talking about discounting the judgment and settling.

I work in tech for a financial institution and I'm from South Carolina.

Hi All, I’m new to real estate and just attend  a seminar for Reki- Real Estate knowledge institute.

It also shows the confidence of institutional investors.