This would be a commercial note limited to 80% of the trade-in values of the vehicles and would be priced around WSJP + 2.50% with a 1% origination fee of the loan amount.

Originally posted by @Jade Greene:Looking to invest in single family residential homes and/or possibly self storage. 

So far I read that following can be negotiated:Lender origination chargeTitle services and lender's title insuranceOwner's title insuranceSurveyHomeowner's insuranceIs the list correct?

@Dawn Anastasi thanks.... i'll go over there and see if it really reeks to permanent damage status.But I'm not a 1 strike your out type person.... especially if the situation is amendable(he's paid late fees and NSF fees twice totaling over $300)

Originally posted by @Brent Coombs:I reckon the "principal-only" repayments (rather than the more usual "interest-only" repayments variation) is the BIGGEST plus for this deal!

Beware of State regulations for No Fault Evictions - - typically there are high relocation fees to the existing tenant.  

@Dino Haramis,Before you make a move to give 60 day notice, ask your parents for the original Lease agreement.

So if a 30 year note had 200 payments left and you bought 60 payments, then those 60 would come to you right now and the last 140 back to the original owner.A seller will give you a contract to sign and they may have their servicer handle the closing.

Originally posted by @Andrew Wong:A lot of the large banks offer no closing cost HELOCs.

I have an offer from a lender that is currently asking for a 12% fee and in return they will provide my business with 60k in Funding.