Investor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
Yes - it's DEFINITELY possible!
On Wednesday, February 11, 6:30 PM CST, I am hosting an online meeting with a LENDER who specializes in giving 30-year mortgages as low as $10,000!!!
Most mortgage brokers you will talk with will say that it's virtually impossible to get a 30-year mortgage below $40,000. But, they don't KNOW this lender I want to introduce to you on February 11.
You can buy cheap properties and fix them up using your cash and then refinance out of it using these $10K+ mortgages.
Join the ONLINE meeting. It's totally FREE of charge. You can ask this lender any questions you may have.
I am doing these LENDER MEETUPS to help real estate investors buy more properties (specially my properties). There are ONLY 25 seats left so JOIN us NOW by clicking HERE.
By the way, this lender lends in most states:
To check our properties - go to http://TheDiligentWholesaler.com
If anyone needs to put a $10,000 loan on a 30yr mortgage you should really not be involved in real estate of any kind!!!
Maybe some people like paying $4,000 in closing costs to borrow $10k. I understand that sometimes it can be difficult to find financing on sub $50k loans but borrowing money on a $10k house seems absurd to me.
Buy and Hold Investor · Cranston, RI · Member since 2013 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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It's not directly about any of the states listed.
If everyone listed every state that could possibly have someone interested in a post, Bigger Pockets would be a never ending stream of keyword alerts.
A lot of people on BP are associated with businesses that serve multiple states. Again, if everyone listed every state they serve for every promotional post, BP would be more email alerts than actual content.
If it's not specifically about that one state, please don't mention the state.
For my part, if I see a post I think is keyword spamming, I'm going to mark it as abuse.
If everyone listed every state that could possibly have someone interested in a post, Bigger Pockets would be a never ending stream of keyword alerts.
A lot of people on BP are associated with businesses that serve multiple states. Again, if everyone listed every state they serve for every promotional post, BP would be more email alerts than actual content.
If it's not specifically about that one state, please don't mention the state.
For my part, if I see a post I think is keyword spamming, I'm going to mark it as abuse.
People ask me all the time what states the lender lends money on so I have to mention the different states. Where's the keyword spamming?
Investor · Tampa, FL · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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@Wendell De Guzman is correct. By you listing every single state, that's considered keyword stuffing and against forum rules, even in the Marketplace. Please refrain from doing so going forward. Thanks for understanding.
@Wendell De Guzman , @Anthony Thompson is correct. By you listing every single state, that's considered keyword stuffing and against forum rules, even in the Marketplace. Please refrain from doing so going forward. Thanks for understanding.
OK - sorry I didn't realize I am doing keyword stuffing by listing the states that this lender lends in.
Investor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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By the way, this meeting is 100% overbooked (I got 51 registrations and only 25 seats available). So, for those who signed up, please join in early - 15 minutes before the time. And for those who will not be "kicked out" by gotomeeting, my apologies in advance.
This meeting will not be recorded and each lender meetup I do is different every month so this meeting is the ONE and only chance for you to meet the $10K+ mortgage lender.