Real Estate
The Building – Part II: Fannie Mae Strikes Again
And I’m STILL waiting for the seller’s 2007 tax returns. In the mean time, I’ve been working on getting my financing squared away. What a nightmare this is turning into. Before I even finished negotiating the PA I interviewed six mortgage brokers and called around and talked to a couple of others. I settled on […]
The Building – Part I
I know that this post is long overdue. As the next step in my Apartment Quest series I’ll tell you about the building that I’ve been “buying†since the middle of April. I had heard that this was a long process, and I had heard that it was filled with capital “D†Drama, and so […]
Private Investing Teleseminar Replay
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Moody’s: Commercial real estate prices slipping
Interesting article in Forbes online today. I’ve seen some tightening up of commercial credit just in the last couple of months. Thanks to http://twitter.com/bob_sibdu for the heads up. Here is the article: Prices for commercial real estate slipped more than 2 percent in March as it became tougher to borrow money to buy property, Moody’s reported […]
The Coming Alt-A Mortgage Apocalypse
According to the Scotsman Guide, the Alt-A mortgage is primarily a credit-score driven product, as its borrowers don’t have proof of income from traditional employment. The Alt-A loan alleviates the challenges associated with due diligence, such as providing income verification and documentation of assets. On the flip side, for this convenience, borrowers do pay a […]