ks: Analyzing a Rehab Property for Investment - 11/30/08 11:34 PM
Analyzing a Rehab Property for Investment 
So many lessons can be learned in real estate. However, if you should always keep this one in the front of your mind which you should have hear before, "You make your money when you buy a property, not when you sell it." When you started as a real estate investor, or if you didn't keep this in mind, then you learned the a very difficult lesson. Sometimes the reason for making this mistake is simply that many real estate investors don't know how to correctly analyze a rehab property for investment in order to pruchase it correctly. We … (1 comments)

ks: Rehab, Private, & Hard Money Loans - Basic Strategies and Standard Techniques - 11/24/08 03:13 PM
Rehab, Private, & Hard Money Loans - Basic Strategies and Standard Techniques
Unfortunately everyone thinks their way of buying investment real estate is the best. Well maybe I should say "fortunately" since when real estate is purchased incorrectly by one investor it may represent a substantial opportunity for the next investor.
However, when using rehab, private, or hard money loans to secure your investment real estate one should have some ground rules to make sure the investments is a profitable one.
There are many different basic strategies and standard techniques that most real estate investors use when analyzing properties. Before getting your self into a … (4 comments)

ks: Hard or Private Money for your Real Estate Investing Needs - 11/24/08 03:05 AM
Hard or Private Money for your Real Estate Investing Needs
There are many advantages of using hard or private money to help grow and build your real estate portfolio and net worth.
Real estate investing is by far one of the most common uses of hard or private money funds. We all know that real estate investing is an extremely cash intensive financial endeavor. In order to capitalize on new opportunities, take advantage of ongoing projects, investors often require more operating capital than traditional or conventional banks are prepared to provide on short notice. When traditional or conventional financing takes too … (2 comments)

ks: Alert - Fannie Mae Changed its Guidelines: Sept. 5, 2008 - 11/16/08 10:50 PM
Alert - Fannie Mae Changed its Guidelines: Sept. 5, 2008 
On Friday, September 5th 2008, Fannie Mae issued an announcement pertaining to what most of us expected was coming. This has been a topic misunderstood by many investors and even mortgage brokers. Over the last several months many posters have incorrectly stated that Fannie changed their guidelines. Although many lenders implemented their own internal change, Fannie Mae had not until last week. The effective date is supposed to be December 1, 2008 but you'll probably see that many of those remaining true Fannie lenders will change by October 1, 2008. The major … (0 comments)

ks: Safeguards against Contractors Taking Advantage of You and Your Project Profit - 11/16/08 10:34 PM
Safeguards against Contractors Taking Advantage of You and Your Project Profit
There are many reasons most investors will not invest in properties that need repair. They can't find one on the MLS where the numbers work, they have little or no construction experience themselves, and the main reason is probably the tale of a family member or friend who was taken advantage of by a contrator who stole their money and didn't complete the job, whether it was for investment or personal, many hae heads these stories.
Contractors are one of the main reasons why many investors fear real estate investing … (1 comments)

ks: What To Do To Make Your Property Ready for Refinance Appraisal - 11/16/08 10:22 PM
What To Do To Make Your Property Ready for Refinance Appraisal
In today’s tight real estate market investors need every advantage they can get to get top value for their property. One of the easiest ways to do this is to increase the "curb appeal" of your home. Curb appeal is quite simply cleaning up the outside of your home and property to give the appraiser a good immediate first impression. There are many things you can do to increase the curb appeal such as making sure the bushes are trimmed and the lawn is mowed. Nothing looks worse then unmoved lawn and … (0 comments)

ks: Time to Refinance Your Private Hard Money EDC Loan: The Process Explained - 11/16/08 10:16 PM
Time to Refinance Your Private Hard Money EDC Loan: The Process Explained
The refinance process begins with an initial consultation between the borrower and the loan officer. During the first conversation, it is extremely important for the borrower to discuss what they hope to accomplish with their new investment in real estate. It is then the duty of the loan officer to best determine how to accomplish that goal, with the current qualifications of the borrower. Unfortunately, borrowers often end up in the wrong mortgage product because their lack of communicating what they truly intend to do. Borrowers also must remember … (0 comments)

ks: Private Hard Money: The 5 Basic Rules - 11/16/08 10:06 PM
Private Hard Money: The 5 Basic Rules
In my experience as a full-time investor, I have had plenty of dealings with hard money lenders and there are a few important questions to ask when trying to decide whether a particular hard money lender is right for you. I call these questions: “The 5 Rules of Hard Money.” They are listed here in what I believe to be their order of importance.
QUESTION 1: Are they investors or bankers?   The difference here is huge. Bankers and investors view the world completely different, and this viewpoint will probably color most of how that individual … (2 comments)

ks: Private and Hard Rehab Money 101: What You Must Know About Rehab Financing for Investors - 11/16/08 09:58 PM
Private and Hard Rehab Money 101: What You Must Know About Rehab Financing for Investors
First, we need to clarify what investor rehabilitation really is. What we are talking about is financing for an investment property that needs rehabilitation (a rehab, a foreclosure, a handyman special, a renovation project, a fixer-upper, a condemned home, etc.). We will review how an investor client can purchase and rehab a property using various financing methods.Why is it in your best interest to know this? First, you can make a lot of money investing in real estate but you must have the ability to finance … (1 comments)

ks: What Sets Apart EDC From Other Private Hard Money Lenders? - 11/16/08 09:20 PM
What Sets Apart EDC From Other Private Hard Money Lenders?
There are quite a few reasons EDC is different from other private hard money lenders. Let's discuss some of the differences and the benefits they offer to you, the real estate investor and rehabber.  
Availability of Funding & Quick Closings A huge advantage of using EDC is our quick loan turn around. If you are bidding on a foreclosure property, an estate sale, or any property from a motivated seller, your ability to move fast will often determine your ability to "steal" a property. Banks will normally take thirty to sixty days … (0 comments)

ks: TVM Funding Group LLC - Niche Private or Hard Money Commercial and Residential Lender - 11/15/08 01:55 AM
TVM Funding Group represents many private equity firms, lenders, and investors nationwide.
We welcome any commercial or residential loan scenario nationwide.
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