Hey William, great question - Conventional has limits but have you explored non-conventional DSCR loans?

Interest RatesCurrent Seller Financing Rates: Seller financing rates tend to be higher than conventional mortgage rates due to the increased risk for the seller.

From an advisory standpoint, it can be used in some less conventional situations such as for executive compensation and buy-sell agreements for example.  

Whenever you subtract inventory and reduce the housing stock you get the adverse effects you'd expect.  

We're always looking to add inventory and providers to our network. 

Any help/advice on what kind of financing to go for (FHA/conventional/first time home buyer benefits) and any insight on how best to do this with a partner would be greatly appreciated.

Conventional does not have this requirement at the moment, but there are rumors that Freddie will be updating guidelines soon to require 1 year of landlord/PM experience for investment property loans.

Hello,I have a preapproval for 3% down payment conventional loan, as I own no property.Haven't found a house I like, I wanna be patient looking for my to live-in house, but I still wanna get a rental property where income covers all costs while looking for my own house.My question is, can I get a normal 20% down conventional loan for the rental, and then later I get a conventional 3% down loan for my house?

Here are some key highlights:Massive Construction Boom: With a staggering 280.8 megawatts (MW) under construction by year-end, Hillsboro’s data center inventory is poised to more than double, according to a report just issued by CBRE.Rising Prices and Low Vacancy: Average asking prices climbed to $147.5 per kW/month, reflecting increased demand.

It sounds like your lender is more so a conventional lender/bank.