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ParticipantI can’t stand free loading dead beats. Financially they were a mess. I find it hard to hate them too much since they were foster parents and adopted a few children. They also put on a show for the neighborhood. Thanks to OC Renter- check out this link
ParticipantWhy not just advertise home loans for people with 20% down that have poor credit and currently employed. That would be a lot easier then buying and selling a home so you can earn 5-6% annually. There are cost associated with buying and selling real estate. If you don’t have the resources to buy cheap and sell high (flip), I would just do the loan side. I also personnally don’t think there are that many people willing to accept 5-6% interest only loans that have 20% down. You would do a lot better flipping a property and offering 1% down. Make them pay a premium on the house price and offer closing cost.
ParticipantWhy not just advertise home loans for people with 20% down that have poor credit and currently employed. That would be a lot easier then buying and selling a home so you can earn 5-6% annually. There are cost associated with buying and selling real estate. If you don’t have the resources to buy cheap and sell high (flip), I would just do the loan side. I also personnally don’t think there are that many people willing to accept 5-6% interest only loans that have 20% down. You would do a lot better flipping a property and offering 1% down. Make them pay a premium on the house price and offer closing cost.
ParticipantWhy not just advertise home loans for people with 20% down that have poor credit and currently employed. That would be a lot easier then buying and selling a home so you can earn 5-6% annually. There are cost associated with buying and selling real estate. If you don’t have the resources to buy cheap and sell high (flip), I would just do the loan side. I also personnally don’t think there are that many people willing to accept 5-6% interest only loans that have 20% down. You would do a lot better flipping a property and offering 1% down. Make them pay a premium on the house price and offer closing cost.
ParticipantWhy not just advertise home loans for people with 20% down that have poor credit and currently employed. That would be a lot easier then buying and selling a home so you can earn 5-6% annually. There are cost associated with buying and selling real estate. If you don’t have the resources to buy cheap and sell high (flip), I would just do the loan side. I also personnally don’t think there are that many people willing to accept 5-6% interest only loans that have 20% down. You would do a lot better flipping a property and offering 1% down. Make them pay a premium on the house price and offer closing cost.
ParticipantWhy not just advertise home loans for people with 20% down that have poor credit and currently employed. That would be a lot easier then buying and selling a home so you can earn 5-6% annually. There are cost associated with buying and selling real estate. If you don’t have the resources to buy cheap and sell high (flip), I would just do the loan side. I also personnally don’t think there are that many people willing to accept 5-6% interest only loans that have 20% down. You would do a lot better flipping a property and offering 1% down. Make them pay a premium on the house price and offer closing cost.
ParticipantWhat size home are you looking for? What is your price range?
ParticipantWhat size home are you looking for? What is your price range?
ParticipantWhat size home are you looking for? What is your price range?
ParticipantWhat size home are you looking for? What is your price range?
ParticipantWhat size home are you looking for? What is your price range?
ParticipantThe home shows really good. I went to the open house a month ago. Was listed at 1mil-1.1mil. I don’t think this house will sell. If they reduce it to fair market value, they would probably have to sell short. It will probably just get de-listed (just my 2cents). The lot is not very private and views are obstructed from 1st level.
ParticipantThe home shows really good. I went to the open house a month ago. Was listed at 1mil-1.1mil. I don’t think this house will sell. If they reduce it to fair market value, they would probably have to sell short. It will probably just get de-listed (just my 2cents). The lot is not very private and views are obstructed from 1st level.
ParticipantThe home shows really good. I went to the open house a month ago. Was listed at 1mil-1.1mil. I don’t think this house will sell. If they reduce it to fair market value, they would probably have to sell short. It will probably just get de-listed (just my 2cents). The lot is not very private and views are obstructed from 1st level.
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