Daniel H.
Private Money $$
3 June 2013 | 33 replies
2)If you started missing payments or somehow got into trouble, who would have the authority to negotiate a deal with you -- perhaps a DIL, an extension, or decide to foreclose?
Mitch Stephen
I became successful by OWNER FINANCING houses
27 March 2013 | 8 replies
Even the largest land contract buyer in my area has stopped buying them and just does hard money loans now.
Corey Dutton
Hedge Fund Obtains $2.1 B Loan to Buy SFRs – Investors Pay Attention!
30 March 2013 | 40 replies
Blackstone, the largest real estate private equity fund, just consummated a $2.1 B loan via Deutsche Bank AG.
Mike Tooley
What to bring to the offer table?
28 March 2013 | 4 replies
Combined with the fact that youre new to this I would definitely go in person without saying a number over the phone.I would set an appointment and bring 1) A business card 2) A Purchase Contract 3) An Authorization to Release Information and 4) Comps to Support Your Purchase PriceWhen you have lots of leads coming in you can start qualifying sellers more in depth over the phone but for now you need to experience of negotiating with sellers in person.
Gene Hacker
New limitations for Private money investors in CA?
1 April 2013 | 28 replies
This form is used by broker in determining investor suitability for a TD investment.It's quite extensive, including "other investments currently held by the investor" which broker is required to take into consideration when determining suitability.Also, regarding entities, next to "Investor Name" is "If the investor is an entity, this questionnaire should be completed and signed on the entity's behalf by the natural person with the authority to invest the entity's funds."
Cody C.
New idea of CMA
31 March 2013 | 11 replies
Cody C.That's really interesting, what you shared about the author's theory.Here's what I've observed over the years:In a rising market, closed comps only show you what prices were negotiated between buyers and sellers in negotiations that occured between 30 and about 220 days ago.
Ben Vitale
Two offers mutually contingent
30 March 2013 | 6 replies
It's commmon that adjoining properties owned by the same person are on the same tax bill, saves the taxing authority from issuing seperate tax bills and sometimes assessing seperate parcels.You must have a seperate legal description generally 5 acres or less for the house for the deed of trust on the residential loan.
Val Dufour
Enthusiastic newbie from CO!
2 April 2013 | 9 replies
Favorite author so far is Robert Kyosaki(shocker I know!)
Hal Cranmer
4 Plex Due Diligence
11 April 2013 | 4 replies
I am buying a triplex with boilers, they added 2 boilers about 10 years ago and just left the old one connected to the largest unit.