I was speaking with a property owner who is open to seller financing, but mentioned that I need to get approved by an RMLO.

I have a gutted carriage house on the back of my property, so my thought is to get my feet wet with house hacking by creating space for a longterm tenant. 

The goal is to acquire enough rental properties to generate $10,000 in monthly cash flow after expenses.

They will not shop you and they understand how difficult it can be to finance a property.

I'm a veteran, so we are using the VA loan with 0% down to buy the second property.

I am new to the game, but do homebuilders consider buying distressed properties, tearing down and rebuilding?

Hello BP community,I’m exploring different financing strategies for my next investment property and am considering using a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) as the down payment for a buy-and-hold property.Has anyone here successfully used a HELOC for this purpose?

As soon as I think I've heard everything, we get this message from a guest at one of our remote properties:"Hello. 

I currently co-own 2 different properties.

Just search for 'Livingsmith: Co-Living Gold Standard Investment & Property Management,' and you should be able to locate it.