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Cindy Nevarez Deeds of Trust
22 June 2008 | 21 replies
I'm asking if anyone here makes loans that are Deeds of Trust, in other words they are written up that way...as Deeds of Trust....recorded at the county as such.In my mind when you are loaning private money in small amounts....the only way you can be protected from being in the second position (and ultimately thrown out if foreclosure occurs) to the 1st mortgage holder is to write it up as a Deed of Trust.
Jason Olaivar Greetings from Sunny San Diego
20 June 2008 | 9 replies
Very well said, Jason, You are well on your way with that positive attitude.
Jason Schmidt critique my plan please!
20 June 2008 | 13 replies
How could there ever be a positive cash flow on rentals?
Vi Tran Hello From PA
27 June 2008 | 23 replies
I am finally going have a positive cash flow this month and I am trying to save up for my second home with my brother.
Tracey B. Query re valuations at purchase
20 June 2008 | 3 replies
In Australia, the lenders take the position that it's not possible to buy a genuine bargain, and the valuation for mortgage purposes is always taken to be "the lesser of market value and purchase price", meaning that this would be impossible, and on a $70K purchase one could only borrow $49K.But lots of things are possible in your market that aren't in ours - you're generally much less regulated - so I thought this was a question worth asking!
Ken Sean How did you build your team?
10 November 2008 | 26 replies
San Jose is a different beast for investing, and I feel my time will be better focused in easier areas that will generate positive cash flow.So it would be great to hear general stories of how you built your team, but the icing on the cake for me will be to hear about people who started with similar goals.Also, I realize each person on the team is important, but who do you consider most critical in getting your deals done?
Ruben Ramon Sample HUD
25 June 2008 | 39 replies
I don't believe that the end buyer has a ton of cash to move into my position.
The Menace What do you do in this situation? Buying another property
11 November 2018 | 10 replies
While you didn't provide nearly enough information, it's unclear that you can even afford house #1 so getting into more property sounds like it could be a recipe for disaster.More simply put, if you're not in good enough financial shape to bring an extra $15k to the table to sell house #1 *and* put enough down on this newer house that you want to buy, then you're not in position to buy this newer house period - let alone own 2 houses.
Rita Temple Where to find info to market for houses in probate
22 February 2010 | 18 replies
One the other hand, you can also expect that some people understand that you may be in a position to help and will welcome your participation.This approach works...
Christine Thibeault Questions on the purchase of a REO in Southern Florida
24 June 2008 | 9 replies
You may well find something in better condition you can acutally buy.If you have cash you'll be in a pretty good position.