Jermaine Riggs
BP members stationed in Pendleton looking to invest in Texas
10 May 2018 | 5 replies
@Jermaine Riggs Remember the 6PsPrior Planning Prevents P*ssPoor Performance There are steps that you can be taking today that will better ensure you will be able to qualify for the best of terms on your purchase in TX.1. have a Mortgage Broker run a Tri-Merged MORTGAGE credit report and pay the extra $15 for them to also run the "What If" score increase simulator to know how best to pay down debt in the interim2. start eating MREs and saving like a maniac until you close as the more money you can show in reserves Post-Closing, the better the programs you can qualify for.etc,etc,etc,
Seth Levey
Line of credit within partnership
8 April 2018 | 1 reply
I’m curious if anyone has experience using a line of credit within a JV or other partnership and if so, how have you structured it?
Derrick E.
6th house, first time with mortgage
7 April 2018 | 5 replies
I wasn't paying a loan application fee, credit report fee, loan origination fee or points.
Conor Kelly
using an "out of area" turnkey company
10 April 2018 | 11 replies
The U.S. subsidiaries of three of the Big-5 Canadian banks (TD, RBC, BMO) will lend to Canadians based upon your credit history and financial resources here at home (with some limitations/restrictions).
George Drossinos
Concurrent residential RE investments and credit checks
23 April 2018 | 2 replies
On March 28th a mortgage lender checked my credit.
Joshua Feasel
Funding first deal with mortgage
9 April 2018 | 5 replies
Most people don't use banks because either the property doesn't qualify for it (i.e. really bad shape) or they themselves don't qualify for it (high DTI, lack of W2, bad credit, etc).
Jemerio Miller
Unsecured Business Credit Funding
10 April 2018 | 1 reply
Hello, I was wondering has anyone had experience with companies that helps you to get Unsecured Business Credit?
Nicole Assali
Property tax credit after purchasing
10 April 2018 | 4 replies
That $1000 could either be refunded to us or credited on the next tax bill which we chose to do the credit. about a month later the lawyer who completed our transaction sends us an email saying the sellers lawyer knows that we ended up getting a tax credit and that it is owed to the sellers, and that they would take legal action if we didn't refund it. basically my question is how does this usually work out, are they entitled only to a prorated amount of it, are they even entitled to any of it?
Russell Holmes
Are there long(er)-term private lenders for owner occupied?
7 May 2018 | 12 replies
He doesn't know his credit score and hasn't used it for anything in years, didn't ever plan to, he buys cars, pays rent, and everything else in cash.
Mallikarjun Murag
Primary converted rental, closing costs(including refi's )
9 April 2018 | 2 replies
Examples of such nondeductible fees are credit report fees, loan origination fees, and appraisal fees.3) which expenses, if any, from the latest refinance in 2012 can be added to the cost basis or amortized?