Hello,

I am happy to have you as a part of our ever growing network! I look forward to looking further into the services you offer and hopefully we can work together in someway in the future! 

When you have some time, check out our program.   You can use OUR funds to flip Short Sales and REO's.  We will only charge 1% of the loan amount due at closing.  You keep all the rest of your profit! We call it "Funds for a Day" and we will also show you exactly how to Find the Short Sales, how to Structure them, and Close them.  You will not need to use any of your own money to fund the deal, you won't need a hard money lender, and you won't need to use your own credit.  No risk on your part!  Just those huge profits! 

We can also show you how to sell your houses in as little as two weeks for Top Dollar!  I look forward to hearing from you!  Stay in Touch!

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Bill, Are you using the PACtrust/NARS model for your trusts? The one Bill Gatten promotes. The land contract rules are pretty good in OR. Have you used a land contract for any of your deals before switching to trusts? John Corey past OR resident and investor (LO and Beaverton)

Hi Matt,

In short, I've been a real estate broker for over 30 years- first in Eugene, OR, and then after graduation from Oregon, I moved to Portland, OR.  My first investment was in 1978- a single family home in Portland for $28,500.. which now most recently sold for over $200k.  Dang, another one I should have held onto

I also originate mortgages as a branch supervisor for Equipoint Financial Network. 

Over the years I have been involved in all kinds of transactions, both as a principal and as a broker.. homes, land, apartments, mobile home parks, small commercial, and lots of 1031 exchanges (before the use of accomodators...) I've also bought and sold private paper.

Recently, I've been doing more with Land Trusts- using this approach to creative real estate investing.  I find that the Land Trust offers more flexibility, options, and profit potential than any other manner of structuring a deal I've come across. I never violate a due on sale clause, and my resident beneficiaries can never effectively claim some sort of "equityable interest" in the property if they default, etc.  Yet, they also are treated far more fairly than any "lease/option" contract that I"ve seen.  Works for me and my partners.

I'm new to this forum so I haven't had time to look at everything, but so far it looks like it may be worth the time investment to get involved.

 

Bill,

Welcome to our investor community! Share a bit about yourself and let us know what kind of deals you're into

-Matt