I understand that private money investors charge large interest rates because naturally they’re going out on a limb and want to make their money work for them. So, my question is: Do those types of investors generally invest in rental property where there isn’t a quick turn around on their investment money?
do i need to get a realestate lawyer? who pays closing costs, building inspectors and whaterver else needs to be done?
Thinking about purchasing an investment property in Florida (cash purchase), whats the homeowners insurance costs, being in hurricane ally and all. Also, what’s the best deals going on now as far as repo’s or short sales, how can I find out about it?
Also, I don’t live in Florida, I live in NM. I’m thinking it’s an excellent time to scoop up property now though. Thanks in advance…..
In 2003 I obtained several loans for rental properties that were not much money. I have since sold them. I wanted to buy another, but I don’t think it’s possible in this market getting loans. I’m not poor, but I don’t have a lot of money in the bank either. Is it possible to get a loan for an investment property in this market?
I am looking at purchasing some land or villas in Croatia. They do not need to be directly on the water but since most of the land slopes down and you have a view of the Mediteranean as far away as 5 miles what towns do you think would have a good return on my investment over the next 5 to 10 years?
A commercial REIT is a realestate investment trust that manages high end commecial rental properties.
Are single family homes still a good investment given the right area? What area? or is it better to go multi-family as many suggest? or find something other than realestate!
due to fees or something I can’t find a lender who can fund my investment deal and am looking for a lender or some advice, i have a 670 credit score and i am being told unless i can get my score to a 720 its going to be virtually impossible to get my deal funded.