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Jesse Stephenson How much do I pay my first employee of Property Mangement Co.
14 January 2015 | 6 replies
I prefer to have a full time admin who can send emails, mail letters, answer calls, make calls, etc, allowing me to focus on building the relationships with potential owners.
Brian Gibbons Negotiating with Home Sellers - Avoiding "Let me think it over."
14 January 2015 | 2 replies
I mean ever.Yes or no, not maybes.The letter of intent basically says,Name of owners, property name, today's date, name of prospective purchaser, name of purchaser's company, intention to purchase on these terms as a principal.Purchase priceif lease with option, market rent, 12 month term with extensions, exercise price, etc.If subject to, purchase price, date of possession, date first payment, date of walk through, etc.If wraparound mortgage AITD, purchase price, note payment, interest rate, etc.
Jocelyn Hinz 10 plex analysis
15 January 2015 | 7 replies
I'm calculating based on a 5 year balloon with a 30 year amortization at 6.5%.  
Toben B. What terms and I likely to get on a $2.1 Million loan?
23 January 2015 | 3 replies
Hello,Last time I borrowed on a commercial property I got 5.5% with a 20 yr amo, 20% down, and 5 yr balloon.
Scott Ficek When do you evict (be honest!)
26 January 2008 | 12 replies
TC,If section 8 is paying the vast majority of the rent (tenant portion only a few bucks), I will usually keep the Section 8 money and fax a letter to Section 8 telling them that the tenant hasn't paid their portion and asking them to terminate their Section 8 effective the next month.
Vince Szabo Today's REO policy?
28 February 2008 | 14 replies
This can be done with a good letter of approval.
Jimmy NA Junk Car
29 January 2008 | 7 replies
I asked, asked again, begged, sent a letter, etc.I will have to tow it myself I guess...
Gary Johnson Financing apartment project
4 February 2008 | 6 replies
New Construction & Substantial Rehab FinancingMulti Family RefinanceAcquisition Loans5 Million Minimum - Including Blanket MortgagesNew Construction/Substantial Rehab Insured Loan Program:90% Loan-to-CostLow, fixed interest rate 40 Year Amortization“Developer’s Fee of 10% can40 Year Term (no balloon) be used towards equity requirementNo maximum Loan Amountnon-recourseNegotiable pre-payment terms1:10 Minimum Debt Service CoverageLoan is assumableThird-party expenses and loan costs can be financedMultifamily Acquisition:85% loan-to-valueNo maximum loan amount35 year amortization Low, fixed interest rate35 year term (no balloon) non-recourse7.5% Seller promissory noteNegotiable pre-payment termsallowed for down payment1:18 Minimum Debt Service CoveragerequirementThird-party expenses and loan costscan be financedRefinance Multifamily:85% Loan-to-Valuenon-recourse35 year AmortizationNegotiable pre-payment terms35 Year Term (no balloon)1:18 Minimum Debt Service CoverageNo maximum Loan amountthird-party expenses and loan costs Low, fixed interest ratecan be financedWE REQUIRE: A Telephone Call for a Direct Connection with the Lender!
Kevin King Investor wanted - help 6 adopted kids get their home back!
31 January 2008 | 3 replies
Although my credit score isn't great, I can supply a letter of reference my my bank Vice President attesting to my financial stability.I'm willing to do just about anything to make this happen.
Craig Ignatowitz Where is the best place to obtain mailing lists?
27 April 2008 | 7 replies
Another option is to look into taking out ads in industry related news letters & ezines, contact directly the list owners and possibly pull off a JV with them.Sometimes there is just not a clear cut solution for some industries, thats when you really need to look at cross promotional type approaches.