He's the king of creative financing.I will tell you that there are some really great hard money products on the market now and many people are able to buy distressed properties for pennies on the dollar, renovate them and then either flip them for profit or get into long term financing using hard money for the acquisition and renovation funding.Usually 10% interest only and 3-4 points are where the costs fall (not to mention draw fees and underwriting/doc prep fees).Stephanie

If your board doesn't allow loans or helocs you could do a cash out refi which they would most certainly allow (again if the new DTI with the mortgage payment falls within their guidelines) and pretty much any bank would do for a co-op. 

Falling flat on my face when moving to San Diego was the catalyst for my newly found love for books.

There tends to be less buyers going into late fall and early winter, then pick up again in February.

Let me tell you that that is a solid way to get your deal fall through.When it comes to all the finer things in life, it is not quantity but quality.

And because most deals fall through sometime between lusting and closing....I generally don’t regret.

Green is the color that flashes when markets are improving or when interest rates are falling.

I want to get my first wholesale deal out of the way and use the profits to setup my business structure, pay for any tools and resources that I need & want, etc.My plan is to setup my general LLC and any SFR & MFR that I plan to purchase for would fall into separate LLCs that would be serialized into the main LLC.I guess I'm just looking for some guidance in this arena. 

But you already know of all these issues.    90 day is a minimum notice by Oregon law,,,,,,,(((( Maybe I said it too rush the units are not falling apart, they are very wore down due to many years no remodeling was done there... 

With summer break 3 months away - think of how much you can get done realistically in the hope that you can rent during summer months and slow down in fall and repair more then.