Louis Fed shows the delinquency rate on residential single-family mortgages, and proves there's a way to spin this data to show that delinquencies are increasing rapidly.

Hey @Denise Evans and everyone diving into the BRRRR world, you’re raising a crucial point about making sure every single penny is acounted for before signing on that dotted line.

This is why the GC should be responsible for ordering, accepting delivery on and installing every single piece of product on the jobsite including the nails and screws.

I also like the fact that they have been in this business since before the 2007/2008 downturn (many syndicators are newer than that) and that they have never lost a single investor's money.Anyway, that is what I can tell you so far - but I've also seen great things mentioned about them on BP and see Brian on BP a lot answering questions for folks.

@Chirdeep BhutaniCap rates are a good starting point but are only a single measurement of an investment.

These tend to offer personalized service without getting lost in the shuffle.Verify Their Specialization: Some companies are better with single-family homes, while others excel with multi-family units.

Unfortunately - there are a couple of issues here that likely make this hard to finance:-"Cabin style" dwellings typically are difficult to finance as the secondary capital markets treats these differently than standard single family homes as the buyer pool for a "cabin" dwelling is less than that of a standard home.- Yurts: Lenders typically have difficulty financing Yurts as they are moveable collateral.

Instead of making a single 15K payment at the end of each year, you would be further ahead to make an additional payment of $1250 each month.  

Primarily, my work has been in small commercial retail buildings (new construction and tenant improvements) with some work in single and multi family projects. 

.: I own about 70 single family homes in the Scranton PA area.