Bryan L.
Tips for Newbies
16 July 2014 | 8 replies
The first time you step into some unknown substance you'll be grateful for the extra protection.
Mark Spivey
Financial set up help
19 July 2014 | 13 replies
The other thing is try and keep your personal name off the business entity(s) and have registered agent do the paperwork - this is more about asset protection than anything else.
Lamont H.
Wholesaling with Asbestos and buried Oil tank
16 July 2014 | 5 replies
Oil tank/underground storage tank issues (UST) and Asbestos issues are no big deal as long as you protect yourself in your contract.
Swat Khan
Purchasing the LLC?: TX Mobile Home Park Purchase
26 July 2014 | 1 reply
., and have professionals on your side to protect your interest.
Kregg Soltow
Is financing always going to be in my name?
17 July 2014 | 4 replies
First of all, I appreciate the saftey aspect of forming multiple LLC's to protect my investments, but as I am just starting out, I'm wondering how the financing and title holding gets done.
Devin Woods
Structuring Seller Financing
18 July 2014 | 13 replies
If you do seller financing, insist on loan servicing, especially with another RE operator as a seller, it protects bot of you and makes life easier for the seller.
Haider Zaman
Wholesale deal doesnt go through
10 December 2014 | 6 replies
I want to make sure I am protected and can add any advice you provide into my contracts for my protection.Thank you,Haider
Kari Reynolds
Updating a dated Rental
14 October 2014 | 10 replies
I pulled up (gag) shag carpeting in a 1960's house that protected the floors nicely for all the decades it covered them.
Knute Olsen
How to search for Mobile Home Parks
7 August 2014 | 11 replies
I am willing to protect you on any listings you send, that I have not been sent by another source.
John Montgomery
Should I Wholesale or Look to Fix-N-Flip This Property
19 July 2014 | 18 replies
Also to be fair to @John Montgomery since I am in the Chicago Market...I understand the market for Hard Money here in Chicago is very different from other markets...The market would benefit from more competition because the handful of HML have their pick of the litter and can cherry pick deals...on average they won't even do a deal with a newbie rehabber, and if they will they will only fund the rehab portion to protect their interest and limit their exposure to risk.Cook County is a much harder county to do foreclosures in, and that creates a lot more risk for the HML...Finding a Good Hard Money Lender - matter of fact I wouldn't call most Rehab Lenders in Chicago HML because they function mostly like banks except for the interest rate and points...They want 20-35% of Investors Cash into the Deal based on Acquisition and Rehab...no matter what the % ARV is...Oh, and they still want 680 Credit Scores, and Full Doc Loan Submission...Not anything close to Asset Based Lending...Any HML that are considering moving to a market where there is a ton of Opportunity, Chicago is a great market.