I am officially paying off the last of my collections this thursday, and then Ill be collections free, and I can be debt free in less than 6 months after.I really want to continue expanding my businesses, as well as expand into RE, with a more heavy emphasis on RE than my businesses until the previous and current acquisitions stabilize and the dust settles.I wont say how much I make, just that I have the cash flow to very easily put down 10 and 20% down payments on houses every two weeks with ease.I really want to expand into RE in the baltimore area, fort meade area, Joint base Andrews area, college areas across the US, in Tennessee, and in Texas. 

I finally came to the conclusion that investing in real estate is the best way for me to make my future income. 

They never purchased renters policy because the LO paperwork was not finalized.

The investment capital was funded based on return at time of final sale. 

Finally, my own house (soon to be gifted by my folks) is in a pretty choice location in San Jose and I may move out of it to take a posting internationally.

I estimate that I can get the real estate agent to write up the final contract to a 407,000 for the building and 48,000 for the personal property included with the purchase.  

The fact that we're talking about 2 claims spread among 3 properties (2 rentals and our primary residence) did not matter, it was handled the same as 2 claims against 1 property.Okay, so we contacted some other insurers and finally settled on State Farm.

Thus, is there a way to secure a non-recourse loan for this kind of business/property acquisition?

I tend to go really conservative.I look at a deal as if it NEEDS to tell me why I should say yes, I am all No's at first.The numbers come first, then the areas economic state, and finally tenant base.Just my .02Steve

Hi everyone,My name is Paul Harvey, no joke, and I'm from upstate Washington in the hot pursuit of attaining my dreams.I'm currently halfway around the world and have finally pulled the trigger on buying a house back home with cash only, as an investment.