Wholesaling is a great low cost way to make a lot of short-term cash, but it does not build long-term wealth.

You'd be a good candidate for a low-down payment SBA loan. 

If it qualifies as a short-term rental, you might also avoid passive loss limits, making the strategy even stronger.If you’re considering a cost segregation study, DM me and I can point you to some solid firms in SoCal!

Has anyone have any experience acquiring multifamily property using a SBA loan like to get your thoughts?

* Increased institutional competition in value-add and workforce housing sectors*  Possible shifts in Bridge’s investment strategy under Apollo’s leadership*  A strong signal that big money still sees CRE as a solid long-term playFor those navigating today’s market, aligning with capital trends and understanding where institutional investors are placing their bets is crucial.

I'm considering making an offer on a property that is listed as a 2 bedroom 1.5 bath as a long term buy and hold property to add to my portfolio. 

They cannot personally guarantee loans on IRA-held property.

(DCSR loan?)

Even though she has kept the property in good condition, the core issue remains: a tenant who consistently pays late is not ideal for your long-term goals as an investor.In this situation, I would recommend sticking to your original plan and sending a formal notice of non-renewal.

It sounds like some companies use the term wind and hurricane interchangeably.