How will you handle your company or your client’s company brand management when social media customer complaints hits Google Page One?
What really drives the point home on the importance even to think about the SEO implications (getting onto Google Page 1) is the video below:
Holy Twitterfeed and Friendfeed Batman…
A lot of people are not aware that you can take over an existing commercial real estate property (storage unit, apartment building, retail complex) without having to go through the tough application process of using a bank loan.
There are many deals out there where you can convince the seller to allow you to take over the existing loan. Commercial real estate agents in fact, are much more aware of this buying strategy than residential real estate agents.
You would be suprised how well a commercial real estate agent can negotiate this for you with the seller and if you know how to market well and get the cashflow of a commercial property in a profitable state…then you might want to investigate commercial real estate a little more!
To your success, Maria Gudelis
The four loan limit has been removed according to the Fannie Mae website, so that a high quality credit borrower can have multiple mortgages over the four limit now:
From the Fannie Mae announcement:
“Fannie Mae is updating the policy that pertains to multiple mortgages to the same borrower.
Fannie Mae’s current policy limits the number of one- to four-unit financed properties in which theborrower may have an individual or joint ownership interest to
four financed properties when the
mortgage being delivered to Fannie Mae is secured by an investment property or second home.
The limitation on the number of mortgages currently being financed applies to the total number
of properties financed, not just the number of mortgages sold to Fannie Mae. Fannie Mae is
modifying this policy to allow investor and second home borrowers to own five to ten financed
properties if they meet certain eligibility and underwriting and delivery requirements as outlined
in this Announcement.”
To your success, Maria Gudelis
In addition to the sweltering heat of Las Vegas (can we say 110 degrees….YICHS!) the $400,000 and below housing segment is heated up right now because of ONE thing – FHA with NO MONEY DOWN loans. Huh, you mean the housing crisis and ridiculous sub-prime lending tsunami of foreclosures didn’t make the ‘no money down’ loan disappear as fast as Neo can move in and out of the Matrix? Read the rest of this entry »
