Posted by James Harris on November 10, 2006 at 16:35:43:
Lauren, perhaps the best thing to do is to wholesale at this point to get cash needed to py down your bills.
Posted by James Harris on November 10, 2006 at 16:35:43:
Lauren, perhaps the best thing to do is to wholesale at this point to get cash needed to py down your bills.
How to get money for deals… - Posted by Lauren
Posted by Lauren on November 10, 2006 at 13:28:53:
Hello-
I am in debt up to my elbows. It’s like getting blood out of a turnip to get $1,000 out of me. I have a mortgage and student loans, car ins., health, etc… I really want to make some deals, but I need closing costs, in some instances, money down- does any one know a way I could get 100% or more based on LTV? I am also interested in any preconstruction deals with no out of pocket cost.
Help. Fast.
Re: How to get money for deals… - Posted by Ron M
Posted by Ron M on November 11, 2006 at 11:19:11:
You may want to consider a partner who has the ability to borrow the money or even has a savings account earning 3%-5% that would rather earn 10% of more. This can give you even better returns that wholesaling especially if you are willing to oversee the project. I have done deals with wholesalers who brought the property and ended up giving them 20% to 50% of the profits depending on their involvement and how much profit was available.
Best Wishes,
Ron M (WA)
Re: How to get money for deals… - Posted by Alex L. Hollins
Posted by Alex L. Hollins on November 11, 2006 at 09:14:40:
I agree with James. Do you have a wholesale course. I have a couple you may be interested for a reasonable price (Brand New ) Let me know
Alex L. Hollins
www.pleaseclose.com/alexhollins