I have the good fortune of us both living in the DFW area and have had several meetings, conversations and email exchanges.

If the realtor is going there how hard is it to take many photos and email them.

I showed it to a surprisingly normal person today; he did not have $200 in his pocket, but he paid $25 cash for credit check, and is willing to include a check for the deposit when he sends the application - except that I'd actually prefer that he sent the application via email, and he can't sent a check that way.So what do I do, reasonably??

The SAFE act regulates consumer loans, not business borrowing, but if the loan goes to foreclosure, and the borrower claims it was a consumer loan, not a business loan, you will be int he position of proving to the contrary.Therefore, I strongly recommend the following:Lend to an entity only, not a personGet the borrower to sign a declaration stating the loan is for business purposes, and the proceeds will be used only for business purposes.Get a Nevada attorney who has worked on private lending closings to generate your documents and advise you on any Nevada llaws and requirements.

Feel free to email me for more info.Ryan

Most all of the creative techniques revolve around understanding how to break things down and rework the numbers.Get in touch with the PM or email buttons if you have specific questions.John Corey

I have the option of having an email notification sent to me.

I got an email about a property that's in pretty good shape, just needs some miscellaneous, cosmetic repairs and the seller (who is an investor) says that the house should retail at $145K after these small adjustments, but when I went online to the appraisal website, the house appraises at $119,560.

Email it to me and I can tell you if it appears legitimate.

These documents will give you insight on the inner workings of these buildings.