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All Forum Posts by: Ann Rosen

Ann Rosen has started 5 posts and replied 36 times.

You can refinance and pull cash out if you have equity in your original loan.  I have expertise in this area if you want to email me.  Thanks.

I work for a commercial mortgage broker that operates in all 50 states including Colorado.  We have a wholesaling product with 100% financing so you can do a double close and not need to do an assignment of contract.  If you email me, I can provide you with information generally about wholesaling products.  Thanks.

Post: Mostly liquid, but no income.. Where do I start?

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Hi Eric, I work for a national commercial mortgage broker (including lending in MA).  If you email me, I can walk you through investing financing considerations generally.  But, long and short is that you would not need proof of income or a W2 for short term rehab, wholesale, and bridge loans and for some permanent financing products.  Thanks.

I work for a commercial mortgage broker that has relationship with hundreds of lenders and thousands of lending products.  Message me and we can generally discuss different types of financing.  

I work for a commercial mortgage broker and we work with a network of hundreds of private money investors and hard money lenders.  Message me and I can help you.  Thanks.

Post: Looking for Wholesalers

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I have a friend who wholesales and has years of experience.  Message me and I will put you in touch with him.

Post: Seeking Funds For A Rehab

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We can also help, and I have a client currently looking for a flip in Raleigh, so it would be great to know if you have reputable wholesalers in the Raleigh area.  Thanks.  

I work for a commercial mortgage broker.  In our world, regardless of zoning, 1-4 units are "commercial" for financing purposes if they are non-owner occupied.  If you are not planning to live in 1 of the units, you can get a commercial loan for a rehab or flip.  If you have additional questions generally, I am happy to walk you through the concepts.  Thanks.

In general, if you are financing , you will need to bring less $$ down to a flip and, if it goes well, you will accumulate money faster, so I would vote for flipping first.

Hi.  Welcome to BP.  I'm also happy to network and assist and would love to hear your thoughts on ICO investing.  I will send you a message as I am thinking about this type of investing.  Thanks.