Deal is $620k purchase, $180k rehab, so $800k all in. Senior hard money is 75% of total cost, $600k, funded in draws. Sponsor has $100k of his own. My piece is the last $100k, mos…
This phrase keeps showing up in the compliance chapters I go through and nobody defines it in a way I can act on. If I have a house under contract at 180 and I want 195, at some p…
I've bought a few things passively and I'm looking at single family for the first time, which means wholesaler emails. Two of them showed me the assignment amount up front, one bu…
What I keep seeing with new tax-lien buyers is that they arrive with the statutory rate memorized and nothing else. The rate is the least useful number on the page because it's th…
My agency spent three months building out my renovation pipeline inside their own stack. Draw requests, lien waiver chasing, subcontractor check-ins, all of it running on their au…
Structure was clean on paper. I did the documents, my operating partner did the buying and the renovation, and a third party put in 85k for the rehab. To protect him we recorded a…
A friend who does renovation work wants to do a version of this together, and most of my money sits in passive deals. He'd run the buy and the rehab, I'd fund the acquisition and…
I've been saving toward one purchase for a while and two very different retail deals are in front of me at almost the same price. Deal A is a three-bay strip about twenty minutes…
Trades background, so the only diligence I'm actually good at is looking at buildings. A manager raising a second fund of about $25M had 11 assets in the first fund and I asked fo…
I'm buying a small single-family rental, nothing complicated, seller is a retiring landlord and the contract is the standard state association form with two handwritten addenda ab…
I put $6,200 into certificates last year across two counties and every single one redeemed inside eleven months. The interest came in at the statutory rate for those states, which…
One video said a wrap and subject-to are basically the same deal with different paperwork, and another said they're completely different and the difference is whether a new note g…
Sitting on 41 acres, split-zoned ag and rural residential, bought two years ago with the previous owner carrying 190k at 5.25%, seven year balloon, no prepayment penalty. I've got…
Right now I have two investors who each pay me $1,000 flat when they close on something I found. I don't contract anything, I don't talk price with owners, I hand over an address,…
Career change in progress, zero deals, and I sent my first real lead to an investor I met at a meetup. Small single family, garage door caved in, grass to my knee, notice taped to…
I'm working two houses this month in a county of about 12,000 people, both listed in the low $90s. 2.5% on one of them is $2,375 and the agent I actually want to work with has a $…
I was reading through a note form a friend used on a carry-back and the prepayment section was one line: borrower may prepay in whole or in part at any time without penalty. Which…
Working out what a first non-performing note would really cost me end to end. The note price I understand. Then someone told me I need a licensed servicer and can't take payments…
Bought this one eight months ago. UPB $103,200, arrears at purchase $19,400, paid $47k. As-is value came in at $158k on a full interior walkthrough that the borrower let me do, wh…
I'm still in the reading stage on sub-to, and the piece I can't settle is how the seller's equity gets paid. Every example I've looked at splits into two shapes. Shape one, you ha…