I am looking for a hard money loan for 2.7 Million for a project we are working on in AZ.

How far would you travel if an investor has a project rather than cash they put up?

The out-of-state property management does have it's challenges especially when there are build-out projects happening, but it can be done.I have worked with a lot of what I call "serial entrepreneurs", who don't always just stick to one type of business venture.

I am thinking about investing with them in their new project in Rocklin, CA.Any help you provide will be greatly appreciated.ThanksRakesh

I made the mistake of taking on a major project early on and it kicked my a$$!

My current rehab project, I estimated 3K and one month rehab.

I have just joined bigger projects.

The basics are fine, and if they get you motivated to act, even better, but each market is massively different.Can anyone honestly tell me the real estate market is the same in Dallas as it is in New York?

And congrats on the almost completed project.

Hello fellow rehabbers, If you have been rehabbing for a while, I am sure you have ran into a situation like this one...You buy a house and the seller says he will “clean things up” and then a few days before closing he says that there are “some things he couldn’t quite get to”… and that they “may need to leave some items behind”...Our record to date is 12,000 pounds of “Stuff” (being polite) being left behind… Check out this You Tube video… They left a “little” stuff that they “couldn’t quite get to”… http://buildingmyrealestateempire.com/2007/09/20/rehab-project-seller-left-these-items-behind/Have you ever broken my record of 12,000 pounds of “stuff”?