You don't need any certification to become an appariser however you should at least learn the basics of how that business works which doesn' t take a lot of know how.

I'm not aware of any loan programs that allow for the configuration you are suggesting (90% Lender 1st + 10% Seller 2nd)---I'd be curious to learn what you come up with...I offer a Commercial NO DOC program that allows for a 80/10/10 configuration (80% Lender 1st + 10% Seller 2nd + 10% Down Payment) which is a close proximity. 3.

Are any of you using parallel programs in order to take advantage of all of the programs that are written for Windows?

I heard that Credit Suisse has a program that allows a 99% total loan for the portfolio and then 1% can be covered with investor money.

Are there any lending programs out there where I can go in on a deal like this for about 10k out of my pocket...Ive talked to the seller, were close on a figure (500k) with him taking 6% sellers con.

They encouraged us to bully people into buying the program and fired us if we were to nice to people on the phone.

There are several full doc/stated income programs that allow up to 90 LTV.

I know how to find deals usually about 30% Below Value or more, and I definitely know my areas, so if any of you are ever interested in an investment opportunity here in the bay area, please don't hesitate to contact me, I can refer you a deal and even offer to help along the way.Any questions you may have about the Bay Area, or Loan Programs for residential and commercial properties, please don't hesitate to ask.

I am a college student doing an internship at a Boston based real estate investment firm that is offering a condo conversion program, and I am wondering how people feel about a fully hands-off real estate investment.

It has some info on a program for anxiety/depression/panic that you can do by yourself, at home.