What's your guys' opinion on borrowing against 401k?

Has anyone here had success with the Gator method? What did you like? What needs major improvement?

That is high but also it's a cost your borrower should be paying not you.

Our approach is to purchase notes secured by real estate where the borrower has defaulted and all paperwork for foreclosure has been filed.  

If you want to sell to an institution, you must underwrite like an institution. typically a seller financed Deal where there is 10% down and the borrower has a credit less than 660 will not qualify for institutional paper

down payment with HELOC + borrowing the rest = the bank, and not you, gets rich from all the interest you're paying. 

Curious what kind of terms people are getting on flips lately — and who’s actually delivering when it comes to fast closings + construction draws.We're still doing that if the deal and borrower qualify. 

I have looked at many proceedings and as soon as the foreclosing lender becomes aware  borrower has passed away they then contact the PR.

The idea was to make a bunch of money from really well vetted borrowers and roll one investment's payoff into the next investment.

Probably because almost no one wakes up one morning believing borrowing capital is going to cost them 13% interest and 5 points.