While I believe anyone can joing CU's (unless they choose to stay private) they could have special considerations, like government employees/servive members where collections are a walk in the park so to speak.

Have been looking into Ohio among other markets to help get closer to choosing one to focus on.. thanks for your tips!

What is the "Portfolio Loan (Balance Sheet Loan)" and when would you choose that for your "Long-term Rental" - and then when would "Refinance (Investment Property)" be appropriate?

You're doing more than enough......and whatever advice you choose to take, make sure you get rid of this clown.

For beginners, it removes the pressure of meeting strict income requirements, and for experienced investors, it provides the ability to scale their portfolio more easily.How to Use DSCR Loans Effectively in Real Estate InvestingTo make the most of a DSCR loan, it’s important to choose properties with strong rental income potential.

You, being experienced in residential as a landlord, understand that his major problem is that he is not selective in choosing tenants merely doing a very superficial background check and basically jumping at the first person to apply.

I would choose the lowest interest rate since you plan to pay it off within 5-10 years, so Scenario 4.

Choosing an area to focus on is great advice.

However when I choose a property im considering putting and offer on, I run into issues like existing tenant or vacant with repairs needing to be made before rent ready which is essentially what I’m looking for to force the equity myself.The problem is that I’m unable to find PM or contractors willing to translate what the inspections are showing, what needs to be dealt with, and for how much before closing.  

hello everyone, over the past couple of years we have purchased two single-family homes and also built a guest house on our property. I now have three tenants and I lease part of one of the properties back to my busin...