ROI and interest rate are two sides of the exact same coin.If you really want to lend money out at 5% without any of the pesky modern underwriting requirements, post this fact over on the marketplace and you will have more borrowers than you know what to do with, until you are depleted of money/houses. :) (A non-trivial amount of these people will just be re-lending the money at 10% and 4 points, which is what some people currently already do with HELOC money.)

They then present their Comfort Animal Certified Online it’s Legitimate (RIGHT!)

My question is, to be legally compliant, how does the letter need to be worded, what particulars need to be included, and does it have to be sent registered or certified?

When averaging about one deal a year is it worth the expense and time spent to get certified? 

I’m interested in self certifying my own QOF but have a few questions that I can’t seem to find answers to here on the BP forums:1.

Some of the success stories, videos, posts were great and it's time for me to move forward with putting in an offer for a SFH in Norristown, PA location for rental using the BRRRR method.I have been looking at the BP Marketplace and came across a deal which I wanted to get your advise / opinion on.Here's the direct link from BP Marketplace:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/62...Here's what I did so far:1.

Property sold in “as is”condition at public auction with 10% of highest bid payable incash, certified or cashier’s check at close of auction, balancepayable upon delivery of title.

I am an ASHI certified home inspector in Cleveland, Oh.

I've been browsing marketplaces but can't seem to hone in on just one.

I am on my way back actually from visiting these cities and took a look at many properties that were on the market place here on BP and also connections i've made.