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Don't know if there are other mortgage companies operating in a similar fashion in other areas.http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2849/blog_posts/21931-how-to-buy-a-house-with-zero-money-down-getting-a-loan_________Here's the note I'd sent to Denver Mortgage Company, to which I received no reply.Hi Natasha –I was reading a post on the Bigger Pockets forum by Monica Breckenridge regarding loans she has completed with your company, refi’ing out of hard money with no seasoning into 30-yr fixed rate financing below 5%.

NC is about ten years behind FL so we're still doing it the old-fashioned way -- on the courthouse steps.Which can be advantageous.

No, without student loans we won't have as many art, fashion, and teaching students wasting tax dollars.

The owner could not repair in a timely fashion and it became such a large issue that even if the owner could financially swing the project it would cause such a disturbance in occupying the property that the lease was terminated...

This investor will put an estimated $20,000 into this house and will have an estimated 23K in equity, plus a nice rental.My point is there was a 200 to 1 chance to grab this property, as I had 200 realtor inquiries and one property.Pretty long odds.I'm mostly a land liquidator, and yes I do find deals from Realtors, but I need to make a "ton of offers" to get a deal.As an investor, I do it the old fashioned way too!

A=sellerB=wholesalerC=buyerL=transactional lenderT=title companyBest of all worlds assignment:B makes contract with AB assigns contract to CC pays B for assignmentB is doneA and C have to close the transaction.Assignment fee paid at closingB makes contract with AB assigns contract to CContract and assignment contract go to TC brings cash to T(This is contract sales price plus buyer costs for contract #2 plus assignment fee)T gives A a check for the sale price, less costsT gives B a check for the assignment feeT gives C a deedOld fashioned double closeB makes contract#1 to purchase from AB makes contract#2 to sell to Cboth contracts go to TC brings cash for contract #2 to T(This is contract #2 sales price plus buyer costs for contract #2)T gives A a check for the contract #1 sales price less costsT gives B a check for the difference between contracts.

Look up the web-sites for "Mid-Century Modern Ranch".

You make the offer, wait on the counter and if it's accepted then you close in a standard fashion at a title company.

I don't specialize in alternative energy though, I mainly leave that up to the men here, but you'd be surprised how easy it is to survive without all the modern methods, after all people did it for millennia.