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Ace A. Do you need valid reason to cancel deal during Due Diligence Period?
20 February 2013 | 4 replies
What are the positives of the deal and property and negatives?
Anthony Palmiotto Are Lonne Deals Dead - SAFE Act?
4 August 2013 | 61 replies
But, as the facts unfold, if you are found to have been dealing from a predatory position, you'll lose your interests as well as being taught a tougher lesson with fines and perhaps visits to the probation office.
Daren H. Newbie from Desoto, Texas (DFW Metroplex)
20 February 2013 | 1 reply
I consider myself a newbie even though I own a SFH that I have leased out for the past 4 years with positive cash flow and no tenant issues (they take great care of the home and not one late payment).
Tatiana Michailova Homes in foreclosure bank owned!
21 February 2013 | 4 replies
If you can find good deals and connect them to he right investors, then you'll be positioned to make profits.
Samantha M. Hard Money - Worse Case Scenario- Foreclosure
20 February 2013 | 7 replies
You want to make sure the numbers make sense the day you buy it, so you can have a positive cash flow right from the beginning and not have to worry about appreciation to make your money.
Corey Dutton Pricing on Hard Money Loans Varies Widely Among U.S. States
7 May 2013 | 34 replies
Not sure how true this isand also I’m not expert in this topic ( disclaimer ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Short story , I was at local REI meeting earlier today Conversation was regarding private money It was discussed that individuals our getting private funds ( 6 – 8% ) then taking those funds and offering separate loans to another investors as a hard money rates (14 above % )Pocketing the differences on positive transactionsImportant – I know there laws about distribution private and hard money loansHere how I visualize individuals our performing this type of funding:Sub1 – person who offering original private money ( IRA / etc )Sub2 - let name Johhy B Nasty ( middle guy )Sub3 – person looking for funds , but have no credit / exper. / etcPossible transaction :==============================================Sub2 - borrow money from Sub1 at 7% for 9 months Sub2 - borrow new obtained funds to Sub3 at 14% for 7 months Sub3 - completes rehab, market property, &sell to new home ownerSub3 - pays back Sub2 original loan amount + interest used ( 14 % + rate )Sub2 - immediately pays back Sub1 + interest used ( 7% rate )Sub2 - made interest off of Sub3 rehab deal basically ( the interest rate difference )Everyone happy -> sub1 , sub 2, and sub 3Again~I know their laws & licensing for offering private/hard funds
Bienes Raices Ques. about how FICO scores are generated
21 February 2013 | 2 replies
Do they have to have at least one positive item for the score to be generated?
Sam Leon Bank's INDECISION?
27 February 2013 | 4 replies
In fact my offer had a 72 hour acceptance deadline which is now long gone.I am guessing this means the bank is in negotiation with one of the buyers and are putting everyone else in a hold position?
Chris Masons Buying mixed use property and possibily putting business there
7 March 2013 | 5 replies
There will be a significant upfront cost/investment to do this but I am thinking it can be a long term profitable little side business ESP. b/c of the fact I will own the building and will not have to pay rent to anyone buy myself as well as it won't require much overhead to run the business.The other positive factor is I would buy the equipment new so there would be low maintenance/repair issues.The way I see it my biggest expenses would be utilities IE. water and gas electricity, as well as insurance and then whoever I hire to run the business.
Ryan O. SCorp Unequal Capital Contributions
22 February 2013 | 14 replies
Put your minority partner in a management position and pay the manager to equal out the profits.