Financing Your First Real Estate Deal: How to Pitch Your New Business to BanksWould you lend to two recent college graduates who formed a partnership to invest in real estate, with little starting capital, and no business or real estate background? Just a few short years ago I was one of those college grads, eager to get my real estate investing company off the ground, and as you can imagine, securing financing to purchase our first investment property was a major hurdle. The housing collapse … [Read more...]
Financing Your First Real Estate Deal: How to Pitch Your New Business to Banks
May 27, 2012 By Leave a Comment
What Happened To All the Foreclosures?
March 5, 2012 By Leave a Comment
What Happened To All the Foreclosures?There’s something missing from the nation’s foreclosure capital. It seems that while no one was looking all of the Nevada foreclosures have disappeared. Has the market finally absorbed all of the delinquent homes so that markets can return to some semblance of normality? Hardly. You can thank a new state law – with a wave of a magician’s ward, and a quick abracadabra, the overabundance of foreclosures have gone poof.In the last legislative session … [Read more...]
Entrepreneur Access to Capital Act
February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Great news about the Entrepreneur Access to Capital Act!Currently the general rule is that every offering of a security must be registered with the SEC, unless exempt. Most real estate syndicators (the ones pooling private money from lots of investment partners) try to take advantage of the exemption available through Regulation D, Rules 504, 505 and 506. Each of these rules prohibits the issuer from making an offer through advertising or solicitation, which covers making offers on the … [Read more...]
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