http://www.insurent.com/slpb_ll.shtmlquote from their website:" For landlords, the Insurent® Program is a unique no-cost method to increase occupancies, eliminate rent loss, and streamline the rental process for all parties where the prospective renter does not meet your minimum financial requirements, and needs to put up additional security, prepaid rent, or have a qualified co-signer at 75x-100x the monthly rent.The landlord accepts the Insurent® Program; the renter pays for the Insurent® Lease Guaranty.

He basically makes a commission on the front and back but manages the rehab w/o a fee, keeping his crew of workers as busy as possible.

We decided to put it on the market, since co-renting it would be a hassle.I've considered buying out my brother and sister's share and renting it, but dismissed the idea as I didn't think I could make the numbers work though without having to totally lowball them.

I moved out several months ago and renovated the place completely, I had some neighbors and co-workers actually show interest and ask when I'm putting it on market.

These platforms essentially just need investors to declare that they are accredited investors prior to logging in and actually finding deals.I am personally very excited about the concept and am working on launching a platform specifically focusing on Colorado and the Midwest.

Hi I'm a new Real Estate Investor in Denver, Colorado and I am looking to collaborate with other investors and real estate professionals of all types in the area, but I am also specifically looking to get involved with the latino market and am looking for other investors who are currently working in this arena.

Hi,My wife and I are looking into buying a piece of property that can be made to be what we need (we have very specific needs because of our business and special need child.)A conventional lender is out of the question as our credit score have not recovered yet from a hellish 4years of multiple surgeries, a move from Texas to Colorado after the big economic nose dive and a tenant that basically rendered our former Tx house inhabitable.We were wondering what type of ROI a private lender might expect.

As Anthony touched on, the title co. may be talking about a "dry" closing where you don't have funds to fund the A to B transaction, and you want to use the the funds for the B to C transaction, to fund the A to B transaction.

You might be able to find an ambitious construction worker that would be willing to trade repairs for part of the rent.

Im looking for peope who are interseting in co investing along with me in these condo conversions.Full disclosure I am a licensed real estate agent in nyc and i do currently own multiple investment properties in the city.