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All Forum Posts by: Thorney Gibson

Thorney Gibson has started 16 posts and replied 130 times.

Post: Hard money

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

Thanks for the replies. I was just curious as to how people work hard money loans exactly. I plan on putting money down no matter what I do. I guess Im just researching all options right now and getting more knowledge overall with everything.

Post: Hard money

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

Yeah Ive been offered some great rates on hard money. That was just one of three right now. All one year loans.

1) 1pnts 12%
2) 3pnts 13%
3) 5pnts 10%

Honestly even tho most would agree that hard money isnt the greatest way to go, it may be my best bet in getting started. At least until I can get more capital saved.

Post: Hard money

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

So the major key to hard money is get in and out as fast as possible. Even more then normal lol.

Post: Hard money

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

Someone offered me 1point and 12% for hard money.

It just sounds hard to get it refinanced. If people have trouble getting money from the start how does someone pay the regular 3%, 3.5%, 5%, 20% downpayment to get a regular house loan.

Post: Hard money

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

So Im searching the forums but cant find the answer yet. I know hard money loans are the last thing you really want to go to. My question is tho if you buy and rehab a house with hard money and after the house is finished what options do you have after that? Do you get a normal house loan and refinance the house? Do you just put it up forsale with that loan in place? Like I said I know hard money is the last thing you want to do, but Im just curious and cant find the answer just yet.

Hope Im wording this right for what Im asking.

Post: The Truth about Wholesaling!

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24
Originally posted by H.D. J.:
Thanks fellas,but what is a sticky fellas?

A sticky is a thread that stays at the top of any page. Covers great info on a certain topic.

Post: The Truth about Wholesaling!

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

YES, sticky this please!

Post: The Truth about Wholesaling!

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24
Originally posted by cashboy2010:
HDJ - Keep on keepin on my man! Its only through the bad deals that we learn what good deals look feel and taste like. Mistakes are inevitable in this business and the GURU's? Oh, please dont get me started on them. I see you are from MD. Were you studying under Lloyd and Vicki Irving?


LOL, i used to train at one of his mma schools. Seems they are branching out into everything now.

This is a great thread. Its good to hear views of and for wholesalers. I personally think its alot harder starting out in real estate investing then most people think. ALOT of things to know, people to know. You really do need to have a good team together to get started out right.

So from all the guys with alot of experience in the field, what do you look for in a wholesaler? Right from the start do you have a way to weed out the bad ones?

Post: What is the Highest Your FICO Score Has Been?

Thorney GibsonPosted
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
  • Posts 136
  • Votes 24

Last time i had mine pulled it showed either 723 or 733, I cant remember. They said I didnt have enought debt yet for the numbers to improve. I never quite understand that logic. Basically they want me to have loans out for cars, multi CC's in use, ext.

Yes, the last time I heard the max number was 850.

LOL, this was on yahoo the other day. They will paint your house and put it back to the normal colors when they are done. They said they are investing 100k into this idea right now.