
22 April 2025 | 30 replies
A lot of investors are facing the same challenge with these low-interest "subject to" deals.You're right, refinancing and giving up that 3% rate would be a disadvantage currently, so here are a few alternative options to consider for pulling equity without touching that primary loan:HELOC or Second Position Loan – Some lenders are open to issuing a HELOC or second mortgage, even on a subject-to property, if there's enough equity and the property is titled in your name or trust.

19 April 2025 | 3 replies
Sure it gives them control (with the direction of the beneficiary), but is there any disadvantage?

17 April 2025 | 91 replies
The old factories are dinosaurs and factory legacy is one of our huge disadvantages compared to China et al.

18 April 2025 | 23 replies
The ADU addition causing the primary unit to be rent controlled (if more than 15 years old) is a disadvantage that is sometimes missed by those adding ADUs.

16 April 2025 | 30 replies
In another open forum someone attempted to defend their Facebook platform by stating that it was private and completely secure…Standing in front of 100+ people I said that.. “ I truly believe that you truly believe that”… but you all see the extreme financial disadvantage I hold refusing to use the REIAs communication system.

11 April 2025 | 16 replies
I also offered an FHA grant program (no down payment) to him, but he declined because the rate was about 1% higher and said his dad would help him with the down payment.Moral of the story, be flexible and work with a loan officer that knows all the options and advantages/disadvantages.

30 March 2025 | 13 replies
@Sarah Crowley You are already at a disadvantage because your lender pool is diminished from the start because of the use.

1 April 2025 | 106 replies
The disadvantage of not having met anybody...asked a few hightop tables and got blank looks.

24 March 2025 | 2 replies
While this statement is typically referring to those who buy, renovate, and resell properties, it also applies to those purchasing properties for rental purposes.If you don’t acquire a property at the right price, you’re already at a disadvantage.

26 March 2025 | 13 replies
Probably rarely the case.The seller's agent likely has a relationship with the seller and no matter what you sign or agree too, you as a new buyer to them will likely be at a disadvantage.I think it is a rare day you save any money going to the listing agent and 95% of the time you will be at a disadvantage.