spunky

Hello, I need a ODWM partner or Move in now as is for only $5000
House in Statham still vacant.
Now I need realtor or someone in area to help make ready, market, show, move new resident in. please understand that RB pays more than rent, becouse they get all benifits of fee simple ownership while they rent like tax deductions, appreciation and…[Read more]

Now, I need a house for a RB in San Antonio, TX up near Kirby.
Or, If you are agent or investor in San Antonio and have a Setlor Beneficiary property, I have a resident beneficiary for you. RB can afford 5% contribution and up to $750.mo payment to trustee.

Hello Nars members,
This is an update
I hope everyone had a blessed Easter,
I enjoyed just hanging with my family for church and lunch.
I am working on a 80/20 commercial loan. Today, after completing my tax return, my accountant mentioned that he might have a couple who would lend me the needed 20%, for 6 years at 6%. But, their attorney will…[Read more]

Yes Scott, you understand my question.
I have 3 trusts to refinance and the settlors can not qualify. I paid their arrearages at the beginning when I started paying their NNN . Can you broker the refinance? If you can’t, can you recommend a NARS friendly lender who will do any of the other excellent suggestions in this thread? Is John Acquisto…[Read more]

Does anyone else have difficulty loggin in?

Peter,
I don’t want to take on the Settlor’s debt. I like control without it. I am just trying to figure out how to change negative cash flow to positive.
Have you personnaly refinanced one of your NEHTrusts, with you as investor beneficiary? Please tell me the name of your lender who understands…[Read more]

Hello,
As investor beneficiary, i know that property must be taken out and put back in trust to refinance. I have power of attorney for the settlor beneficiary
Is there any way to refinance two loans with Wells Fargo which are in Nehtrusts without having to sign personally or to submit personal information or to purchase the property?

No, I have not spoken to a title company. I would if I needed a title search or closing. These are Attorneys. NC is a quasi attorney state.
I search the web,and talk to realtors and brokers, If you have the mls number, you can go to Realtor.com and locate the listing agent, call and if they have dealt with investors before, you may be able to…[Read more]

Co beneficiaries no longer needed.
I answered the seller’s questions, but after doing some research, I decided not to buy…
1, Cash for 75% of price at closing and 25% when I re sold property in a few years plus any net profit of his co beneficial interest in the property’s trust.. .
2 All loans would be paid at closing
3 Interest amounts would…[Read more]

Cork,
Dear Cork, I have papers the listing realtor sent to me about rents and expenses. Are you going to be my money partner?
I can send them to you or any member who is interested in becoming a cobeneficiary.

I emailed this to the listing realtor. Would the seller consider this? I offered to assume the 2nd, get a commercial loan and for the…[Read more]

Hello Cork,
Do you know people in Phoenix who want to invest in property in Charlotte, NC?
Are you coming here?

If you are doing deals , how are you locating your settlors names and phone numbers to do the call?

HELLO CHARLOTTE NARS MEMBERS!

Any one up for a cup of coffee somewhere to discuss working together on buying, holding and selling property the Nars way?
Connie

Thank you for your reply Scott,
I can and have done most of NARS systems. They are great!
I am still seeking anyone who wants to share tasks, expenses and profits ie finding, funding and farming a transaction residential or commercial.
And yes Charlotte is my preferred area, but open to other states.

I agree that if the arrears could be paid and the line of credit brought current , this is best plan. I believe arrearages are about 5 to 7 months plus lender and attorney fees. Sister who has POA from brother does not have total amount that is due, but if stable trust could be set up with RB, lender could be repaid monthly.
But, at present,…[Read more]