All Forum Posts by: Efrain Gallardo
Efrain Gallardo has started 4 posts and replied 10 times.
Post: OK who has received all or most of their rent this month ?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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Post: Effective Real Estate Data websites

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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I am an active real estate investor in Houston, TX and have used
www.realacquisitions.com for years to build my mail out lists of motivated sellers. I wanted to reach out for suggestions of similar effective sites. Is anyone using anything else that is similar ?
Post: Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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avg. Yields are 14%-17%
Post: Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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When I do owner finance I do buy the property take title, plug in the owner finance buy and then sell the note the same day at the title company. Tricky but im already doing these. I do originate the loan with an RMLO.
Post: Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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* I am a wholesaler that is offering owner finc on some of my houses.
Post: Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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my notes are new notes, 2 weeks old. They are unseasoned. I am a note buyer that owner finc out my inventory.
Post: Other sites similar to Hubzu and Homepath?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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Does anyone know any other websites besides Hubzu, Auction.com or Homepath with more exclusive REO access. Im looking for sites that are not free and so open to the public, I would rather pay for access and have a more exclusive view of offmarket REO inventory. Do these sites exist?
Post: Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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Besides all the brokers floating around claiming to be note buyers, does anyone know real buy and hold note buyers that will buy what would be HIGH YIELDING UNSEASONED NOTES? I do understand that the discount would be significantly high.
Post: Partial Note selling

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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Scott, My Houston notes would be $30k-$70k with interest at 9 or 10 and payments for 14-25 years. LTV would never be over 65% because we collect 15% Down Payment. Im just curious what kind of discount I should expect for a 6-11 month seasoned note or size of discount on the straight partial initial payments say payments 12 thru-120? What is the discount on partial payments and what determines that discount?
Post: Partial Note selling

- Real Estate Investor
- Houston, TX
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What is the typical discount on a straight partial note that is seasoned for 12 month and yielding 13% ?