Sounds like you need to use a different loan product.

Looking to purchase an income producing ag property, farm and pasture land, that also has a massive gravel production site, over 20 acres of it (approximately 400,000 tons). 

Purchased for 180k over 1.5 years agoReno 280,000kARV 520KExperience through the roofFICO 700+The trick here is the prop card/zoning - does anyone have a product for this?

In the 4th Quarter of 2023, Fannie Mae introduced a new product allowing for a 🤩 5% down payment on owner-occupied properties with up to 4 units.🔥 This can be a great way to start building passive income immediately.🤑 By purchasing a fourplex, living in one unit, and renting out the other three, you could effectively live for free while simultaneously building equity📈 and generating passive income.

Loan assumptions generally require that the buyer be qualified for the product they are assuming and they don't work often on investments. 

In a free market the rents would reflect the scarcity of a great product but the government tries to meddle in the free market which at least in the short term increases the scarcity. 

I have been a global business developer in the world of construction equipment for the first half of my life's career and have watched Kubota take over the global excavator market country by country since the 90s against a field of 30+ competing brands by offering a product that costs 5% less, has a slightly better initial quality and about similar performance.

The DSCR products for investors are pricing below 7% on a 30 year fixed with healthy credit and reserves. 

Hello all,I have 2 triplexes in Pittsburgh and would love to find a plumber that's familiar with installing water submeters and can recommend effective submetering products.  

Have you already started working with lenders to figure out which loan product might be best and what price point that might put you at based on that?