Plus containers are not easy to turn into living units with out heavy retro fitting.

So my situation may not apply to your market, but here's for your reference:They are charging me 15%, which is very competitive in my market. 

So, either an already done home that will rent well or a home with some small cosmetic work giving a bump to the value but won't require a second loan or a long and heavy rehab.

look for multifamily units. try Dimond heights or Bernal heights, the misssion is starting to turn for home investments and very competitive. 

Some of the more competitive DSCR based options for example would like to see that the borrower EITHER has 2 years of PM experience in the subject market OR uses a 3rd party professional PM. 

No negotiation help: A confident and experienced Realtor can help you get the best deal possible and put in a competitive offer below the asking price based on their comparative market analysis.

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Never discount your monthly rate either, give a first month at a heavy discount or maybe even free to help your situation.Hope this helps!

I would rather buy now than since the competition seems to have slowed down.Does anyone have a creative solution as to how I can come up with the money.