But the thing to remember, like Wheatie said, is that it is completely outlined in the civil agreement between the two parties. 99% of institutional mortgages have a clause outlining what “Due on Sale” means and the ramifications for not complying.

Well I live in Anchorage which is the biggest city up here, about 280,000 people and growing.

If you always wonder what they'll take and never place an offer....you'll never know.And remember, it really has less to do with how much they'll take, it has more to do with how much your willing to pay to make the deal work for YOU.Put in an offer.Josh

Hence you can grow your IRA funds if you invest in profitable deals.There are some specific rules about the RE transactions you can engage in.

I expect your company and your personal details support the lower amount so the banks are willing to sign up.Build a track record with the lower amounts. 1 to 2 years later you can grow the lines if you can show a good case.John Corey

I'm much better at the marketing side of things, so I'm going to keep the best properties (especially ones with owner financing/good terms) and try to use smart marketing to generate good deals I can pass along to the ever growing number of investors in our area.I'm very impressed with this forum.

You can all help us continue to grow even more, by telling your friends, colleagues, and family about us!

Remember I have limited funds to work with.

Note the earlier comment about hard money.When selling a deal wholesale you need to remember you are limited to the cash buyers.

:welcome: to BP.Switching the properties to a company and using commercial financing could be a good strategy as you grow.