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@Roy N.  

Same goes with the fix n flip business. 

There is FHA for owner-occupied investments, where you live in one unit and rent the rest, regular Investment property loans, and Fix-N Flip loans.

So with my way of thinking it still has worse cash flow than the Midwest RE.However, it has the property appreciation which has produced a better return on investment for financed buy n hold in the fast appreciation markets than the Midwest has historically produced.I will use our best example to illustrate: Duplex purchased in 1999 for $375K at 80% LTV (to avoid mortgage insurance: at the time you could get financing at higher LTV), so $75K plus closing costs. 

Thank n Regards Naresh

@Dmitriy Fomichenko or others, I have seen a couple of opinions in different discussions that seem to contradict each other in regards to partnerships and future deals in that partnership also.An example is that I have been talking to a couple of potential investing partners that might want to roll over IRA or 401 funds into a SDIRA or SOLO401K to invest within buy-n-hold rentals. 

Hi everyone.  I'm trying to understand the foreclosure / auction process in Idaho, and getting more confused as I go.  I've been warned by multiple realtors that even when buying from the bank via MLS or auction, ther...

Although I've done a few deals, I dont believe I'm an "investor" since I'm so new at it, less then 1 year.I would love to just connect with others that have experience in lease options, sandwich lease options, rental properties, wholesaling, fix n flips, or any similar goals.Feel free to leave a comment and lets see how we can help each other and others by striking a convo here!!

Glasper is strong in several transactions (wholeslale, fix n flip, etc.)