Comments on: Nationwide Hard Money Lender – Learn How to Get the $ http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/hardmoney The Center for Investor Private Lending Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:55:34 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: John Piazza http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/hardmoney/comment-page-1#comment-83 John Piazza Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:54:56 +0000 http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/?p=386#comment-83 I think you said that you could buy houses with no money out of pocket. How on earth can one pay for all the closing costs and lawyer and hard money applications and apprasial with no money,etc.? Show me how to start from the bottom with no money, what must I do first> thanks for your response. john jon1952@optonline.net I think you said that you could buy houses with no money out of pocket. How on earth can one pay for all the closing costs and lawyer and hard money applications and apprasial with no money,etc.?
Show me how to start from the bottom with no money, what must I do first>
thanks for your response. john
jon1952@optonline.net

]]> By: Richard & Michelle Odessey http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/hardmoney/comment-page-1#comment-76 Richard & Michelle Odessey Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:42:35 +0000 http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/?p=386#comment-76 Commercial Appraisals (Multi-family, office, shopping ctrs, etc) are much, much more expensive than those for single family homes. First, there are fewer appraisers, and they go through a lot more training. Second, as you can imagine, going through 100 apartments, and taking into account many more factors that affect value, is a lot more work. Thirdly, owners and buyers of commercial property are dealing with a lot higher price properties, so the appraisal cost relative to the purchase price is still pretty low. Commercial Appraisals (Multi-family, office, shopping ctrs, etc) are much, much more expensive than those for single family homes. First, there are fewer appraisers, and they go through a lot more training.
Second, as you can imagine, going through 100 apartments, and taking into account many more factors that affect value, is a lot more work.

Thirdly, owners and buyers of commercial property are dealing with a lot higher price properties, so the appraisal cost relative to the purchase price is still pretty low.

]]> By: Clint Oliver http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/hardmoney/comment-page-1#comment-73 Clint Oliver Tue, 14 Apr 2009 22:12:17 +0000 http://www.investorwealthnetwork.com/access/?p=386#comment-73 I don't quite understand the $1800-$7500 for appraisal, etc. Is that part of the closing costs or is that all extra after closing costs and points? I don’t quite understand the $1800-$7500 for appraisal, etc. Is that part of the closing costs or is that all extra after closing costs and points?

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