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Should You Pay For a Real Estate Investing Mentor? Here’s My Strategy…

Mentors

I don’t know what it is, but I feel like every forum posting I’ve read the past few days has been about mentors and gurus. Either people asking, “Should I pay for the advanced training course that includes personal mentoring?” or simply, “Is it worth it to pay for a local mentor?”

By no means are ...

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Categories: 1st, cost, course, efficient, guidance, guru, invest, Investment, investor, land contract, lender, Lending, lien, loan, mentor, mentor-ship, mentoring, money, Mortgage, note, private, Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Tips, seller financing, strategy, Syndication Partners

A New Real Estate Investing Lesson I Just Learned About Raising Private Money

Private Money

Just when I thought I had all the aspects of raising private money figured out, I get slapped across the face with a new lesson. I suppose I deserved the slap across the face given I got overconfident in thinking I had “learned-it-all”.

This lesson didn’t come in the form of a sales technique or anything of ...

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Categories: hard, invest, Investment, land contract, lend, lender, Lending, lien, loan, money, Mortgage, network, note, private, raise, Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Tips, seller financing, Syndication Partners

Getting a Loan May Be Easier than You think: Part 2 Pre and Approval

Lending is a lot tighter than it used to be. During the height of the housing bubble loans were large and plentiful, but the new lending market is a lot more discerning. Don’t let that scare you, though. Part of the description of the lending market as tough is in comparison to how very lax [...]Read More →

Categories: approval, buyers, home, homeownership, loan, Mortgage, preapproval, seller, Syndication Partners, Tips and Advice

Getting a mortgage when you are self- employed

Since the mortgage crisis hit, it is increasingly difficult for anyone to get a mortgage. If you are self-employed, this process can be even more complicated, regardless of credit score and good income. Getting a mortgage when you are self-employed requires a little more attention to detail than your typical employee, to take your good [...]Read More →

Categories: Borrow, buying, income, loan, Mortgage, Real Estate, salary, self employment, Syndication Partners

Commonly Overlooked Lease Issues: Third Party Rights

This series is devoted to highlighting those often neglected lease provisions and prevailing on our landlord readers to give them a second look when crafting their contracts. Last month, we looked at the benefits of affirmatively addressing the, dare I say, not uncommon occurrence of a landlord default on their lease obligations and potential tenant remedies in such circumstances. Today we look at third party rights.

Third Party Rights: The Lender

Most commonly, when we talk about third party rights under ...

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Categories: law, Legal, lender, loan, Real Estate Law, Syndication Partners, tenant

Shopping for a Utah Home? Shop for a Utah Loan

Know exactly what you’re getting when shopping for a home loan. by Joel Carson Despite many lenders’ tight purse strings today, a Utah home loan is still well within your reach. Discount housing prices make this the perfect time to buy a Utah home and settle into your piece of the American Dream! Did you [...]Read More →

Categories: credit score, credit tips, loan, Mortgage, Real Estate, Syndication Partners

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