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Pete Sailhamer Using Investors to Replace your Apartment Down Payment?
27 December 2016 | 10 replies
After one year, or long enough to show future investors that the numbers DO actually perform, open the opportunity up for investors as a second mortgage (in the amount of the 20%) and provide them a fixed return (8-10%), after of course running the numbers to ensure it still cash flows with this second mortgage.  
Dan Sieg Seller wants proof of funds before they'll accept offer
4 February 2016 | 20 replies
If you are the buyer, show them the money.If you are trying to act as an unlicensed intermediary, find someone who can perform and take a referral fee.Realtor has a commission on the line and this is not their first rodeo, I guess.
Bill Adams Broker or Real Estate Agent
6 March 2015 | 3 replies
I might loop in my family as well and perform their deals but that is it - this would not be a full-time job or anything.
Damon Marshall Performing Notes or Landlord???
10 April 2015 | 6 replies
the real question is do I become a landlord using strict investment strategies (low price multi units that can cash flow on average at least $1000 a month) or invest in performing notes.
John Arendsen What's the best way to find Probate properties?
2 March 2015 | 6 replies
Don't feel as though I owe you any explanations but for the benefit of others who may read your rather brash and unwarranted reply it goes something like this.I started as a general contractor in 1986 doing rehabs and retrofitting on MH's and due to some of the trades I was performing on them was required to get a MH contractors license as well.
Kathleen Miles Agent Avoidance
4 March 2015 | 29 replies
As a Broker for 20+ years, I would be inclined to work with a wholesaler in that regard for several reasons :-I wouldn't want to gain the reputation as a Broker whose Buyer(Wholesaler) does not perform-Typically when a buyer makes an offer on a MLS listing, the other Broker/Agent is going to ask for proof of funds and with the model I described above, many will provide fake internet proof of funds and again bring my integrity into question-Wholesalers using the model above are going to be marketing the property from the MLS while it is under contract which again could bring my integrity into questionFor example : While I am a Broker, I primarily flip houses and purchase many HUD homes per month. 
Chase Gochnauer Looking to make first note purchase
3 March 2015 | 10 replies
Much focus is on getting notes to re-perform, but this better suits my current business.I'm looking at a basic one in my home state, BPO of $29k, $11k purchase price on vacant 1st lien NPN.
Ryanchase Balthazar Buying homes in Detroit
3 March 2015 | 18 replies
I walked that whole area and only saw one for sale.Joe my best guess is that behind the Motor City Casino will be completely rebuilt. 
Al Maple 24 y/o Agent wants to get into Development
3 March 2015 | 8 replies
What would be the best way to go with if my experience is only self-performing contractor?
Daniel Ryu Hybrid flipping idea - You do the flip / you and owner split profit
4 March 2015 | 17 replies
In lieu of a note secured by trust deed or mortgage you can merely secured your agreement with a Performance Trust Deed signed by owner in order to secure the active partner.