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private mortgage investors
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Dec 28, 2007 7:58 AM
by cdunn546 )
how do you go about finding private money to purchase a house to live in when you have less than perfect credit a bank or mortgage co wont touch me
Useful Funny
You should check out this site for some usefull information

www.reiwealthbuilders.com
by bkr_merchandise )
Jan 11, 2008 9:51 AM
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by mjr7546 )
Jan 14, 2008 5:27 AM
Sir, If You are renting your present house and you want to purchase it, one of ways to achieve it is "Lease/Option", popular: Rent-to-Own. Maybe owners would be willing to finance such transaction (popular: carry a note). Google terms as such: Lease/Option, Rent to Own, Owner Carry. Check the page: www.homeloanlearningcenter.com
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by senpl )
Mar 22, 2008 11:29 AM
Almost every community has "private investor" or hard money lenders.

Expect to pay 9 -14% and with a maximum Loan-to-Value of 65%-70% . . . which means . . . you must have a down payment.

Also, IF you use this high cost money, you should be plan to:
1) Buy a home substantially under current market
2) Plan for a way out . . . (sale or refinance)

Look at the total picture of buying now, vesus an agressive savings and credit improvment strategy. Waiting is often better, but, for instance, if you found a home 30% below market, then you risk is lower as your "way out" should be more certain and your upside potential is high.

Ask your attorney friends and accountants if they can refer you to an investor.
by esolutions )
Jun 24, 2008 9:54 AM