I hear Investors touting this TODAY (9/2/12) as a new development but I thought buyers with a short sale on their credit always had to wait a minimum of 3 years before buying again. Is this NEW news?
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Hey team. Looking to potentially borrow against my military retirement account to go purchase at auction in my city. Interest on the loan sits at 5% over 5-year amortized period and repayment comes through deductions ...
Hey everyone!I am looking to invest in my first real estate property but it appears that saving for a down payment of 20% or more could take me at least a couple of years. Because of this, I have been seeking alternat...
Hi There,I'm wanting to get starting in RE investing but feel a bit "stumped" with how to get financing for my first property. Here is my situation.My wife and I are currently renting a home but would like to buy when...
Hey there everybody. I'm trying to come up with money so I can put some "skin in the game" for a first real estate investment. My current income is spoken for being that it goes to family expenses. I know private ...
Hi. I found a cash flowing, multi family property that I don't want to pass on. The owner is willing to finance 80%, 4% interest rate amortized over 30, with a balloon. I originally had a family member interested in p...
I have heard many people say that a down economy is the time to buy investment property. I also see the benefit of low interest rates in an up economy where lending is prevalent. I confess my buy and rent experience o...
So I won this bidding war by offering cash, but I don't really have enough to close, so I'm borrowing from the IRA to do the deal. I wanted this house because it's right up the street from elderly mother-in-law. Now, ...
I bought a Property (Duplex) in Miami (Prime Location) in a Forclousure auction. Now I finish all the improvements and I don't know if selling the property or renting it and borrow money from the bank in order to grow...
When advertising the loan products I have access to, on a daily basis I get the question..."Can you email me rates and terms please?"It's not the Borrowers' fault for the most part. But they do need to be further educ...