Although, it is a great time to buy because houses are still discounted but wont remain that way for long, it is getting more difficult to rent houses.

Let’s say you discount it 50%, $250k for $500k value it starts great (100% return, but rate or return after would be 2 times the appreciation while at 80% LTV the return be 5 times the appreciation.  

You will still end up paying the current rate, but you will maintain your prop 13 discount.  

As a First Time Home Buyer you can get all the Financial Discounts and Low Down Payment.

If you plan to originate and sell, to get yields into fair market territory, you'll be discounting your paper, meaning that your margin on the home will need to be high enough to absorb the discount and still produce a better return than just outsourcing the lending process.

My only comment would be that C class properties are not worth the discount you’d get at acquisition.

because he uses my complaints against me when I'm not truly upset given the discounted purchase price. 

I am going to use Seth Williams advice on my next purchase and send letters to several neighbors offering a neighbor discount.

Next inform the contractor of your financial issues and that you cannot pay if there is not a further discount.  

Seems bridge-lender has MF CLO running at 90-110% LTV.Even the GP that was touted to be good a few years ago by even the most senior folks are having trouble.this month it seems the industrial is starting to get hit.however as everybody knows it doesn't mean the multifamily is bad , it just means the next gp could make money after buying from a discounted deal and it seems the bottom is near.what's certain we need to calculate who would receive those discount from the lender side, lets say assuming 10 year is settled at 4% until 2035.