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Luke Werkmeister-Martin Best Financing for a New Investor
30 May 2021 | 1 reply
If the property can cover principle,interest, taxes and insurance (HOA too if there is one) you may apply for debt service ratio loan.
Joshua Bailey Advice for a 1st time investor
31 May 2021 | 5 replies
You can usually do a cash-out refi after 6 months.But, you should know that full, un-tapped amount of the HELOC counts against your debt-to-income ratio. 
Corey Lyons House Hacking Expensive Markets
3 June 2021 | 41 replies
I have zero debt and great credit just not alot of reserves.
Viet Le Seeking agent and mortgage broker in Phoenix
20 November 2021 | 4 replies
I have saved up about 40k in cash, have steady income of 70k/year, no debt other than credit cards for monthly expenses, and my credit score is 800 (it was 805 but a lender I no longer work with pulled my credit so it went down to 800).
Bobby Balow Why Our Taxes are So High After Investing in 3 Homes?
3 June 2021 | 10 replies
We spent close to $150K buying and flipping these rentals and I was shocked to see that our taxes INCREASED by several thousands of dollars even though we made such a major investment and took on substantial debt to buy these houses (in the form of a HELOC and an additional mortgage).Is this typical?
Chris Igard Cash out refi to avoid capital gains
1 June 2021 | 9 replies
In short, your debt on the property has nothing to do with your "capital profit/loss."
Vinh Nguyen How to tell + cash flow when property bought in cash?
9 June 2021 | 3 replies
If you wanted to know your “return” you could do ROE which in this case is 100% of the value instead of value minus debt
Tim Lee Creative financing training/resources
8 June 2021 | 6 replies
@Tim Lee - A few names to lookup:- Peter Fortunato- John Schaub- Gary Johnston- Dyches Boddiford- Bill Tan- Dawn Rickabaugh- Bill Cook- Tracy Z- Jimmy Napier (he passed away, but his book "Invest In Debt" is out there if you search for it)- Mike Cantu- David TilneyMany teaching creative finance today, learned from those listed above, or from someone who learned from those above (and some of the above learned from Jack Miller who you can also lookup). 
Jeff Morton Quick Question About Commercial Property Sourcing
3 June 2021 | 4 replies
You should be able to show equity and debt options to even go under contract.However, if you get something under contract, but don't close, your reputation is tarnished and people will not want to do business with you.I pay wholesalers, they either want 4% or 20% if double close and paid for Phase I, ALTA survey, site plan, zoning analysis, lease abstracts, etc.
Jared Ryan Step Two of Real Estate Investing
6 June 2021 | 18 replies
your not going to create down payments at 200 a month i can tell you that.. at least in the beginning.those that do this like Steve did  did so with Lazor focus a Dave Ramsey esc. personal debt bible.. etc etc..