All Forum Posts by: Dianna Nash

Hello Ned,

Thank you for your information, well,I  think my idea is a bit over my head, I was hopeful, to put action as everyone advises. I have ordered the book that was recommended. I look forward to passing the RE Exam for getting the opportunity of no money down as being an agent, getting some home purchases sells under my belt and start with some cash for investing and hopefully, that will aid me toward having some money in the game. 

Well, Richard, not an agent yet. I am scheduled to take the real estate exam October 2nd. In the mean time I thought maybe looking into hard money leading for the $50,000 or a mentor of someone that can share with me on how to go about initiating this opportunity that was presented to me by a realtor in Texas. Thank you

Thanks Gordon,

I will make that purchase today.

Have opportunity to purchase a $50,000 property. But I have no cash. How can I negotiate to get this property and flip it and make a profit. Newbie

I guess it was meant for me to read your response today, I wavier with myself at starting out at 64 years young Lol. I will keep moving forward -tell your dad - he just inspired me.

New construction on 4 lots -2 duplexes on each lot. So there will be 8 living units, 4 separate building- I have a possible lender asking for an ARV to the determine value of property after construction before considering if his company could fund my project. I asked an appriaser for ARV report and he stated that he could provide 1. a ARV using the Multi-family Form Report for a cost of $3000 or a ARV Narrative Report for $5000. My question is which is the better choice to obtain for possible lenders for future funding?

When obtaining a ARV Report on a new construction 8 door duplex - which report is better to have 1. Multi-family Form Report Cost $3,000 or Narrative $5,000?

What is the likelihood that a private money lender would fund a new construction, Buy and Hold, No capital down?