Hi Matthew, Some investors may allow up to a 90% combined loan to value assuming credit and income is enough to support the loan. 

Nothing wrong with putting in the sweat equity, it will make you a better investor and appreciate those that possess skills you do not have.

Connect with @Joseph Chiofalo for help with structuring and investor focused mortgages. 

As an investor, I like to know my costs and pay per square, per sq ft, linear ft, etc.

- gather your thoughts and what is important for you two- go to an business attorney and let him explain you which entity type fits your need- let him draft an operating agreement and see if this is what you like and revise it if necassary- ask an CPA and do a conference call between your attorney and CPA and check if both are on the same page and if bookkeeping can be done with that entity formThis is how I structured my 6 entities with family/friends/partners/limited partners/investors ect. 

Increasingly Non-QM or non-conventional lenders (not Wells Fargo or Citi/Chase) will offer International investors financing from 65-80% LTV on SFR & Condos and 65-75% LTV on 2-4 units.

I’m an investor friendly agent and would love to have a call to hear more about your goals and I can share my perspective on str and mtr and the current market.I’ll send you a dm

My wife and I are in Vancouver, WA and are small time investors of SFRs and two Duplexes, totaling 10 units.

Hey TY, I only do off-market DTS, but I would recommend partnering at first with an experienced on-market wholesaler or a fix-and-flip investor so you can have better credentials when submitting an offer. 

I am a new investor looking to get some feedback from other investors in the Charlotte market.