There is verbiage in Section 11.131 of the Texas Property Tax code that states that exemptions only apply to residence homestead, defined as the portion of the property that is occupied as a primary home.

I just closed on a property (primary) last month.

Here’s a recap of key points.Slower growth in prices and rents: Florida is expected to experience slower appreciation or even declines, affecting short-term returns for investors.Affordability challenges: While affordability remains an issue, the primary concerns are rising expenses and increased supply.Increase in new inventory: Florida is experiencing a significant rise in new housing inventory, contributing to oversupply.

DFW is big, what is your primary city.

We got a $50,000 deficiency against the borrower and secured it to their primary residence in 2nd position which had around $150k equity.

It can include both current and deferred pay rates, but one of its primary advantages is its flexibility in situations where other financing options may be limited.

For those that are on the fence about investing now, or waiting, or just exploring where investors can pick up some points of leverage, the primary area of focus will be in how the deal is financed.  

Hello all,My fiance and I recently moved to the Bay Area and are currently under contract for our first primary home together.My real estate experience is relatively low with a single LTR under my belt and looking for ways to grow.

This could include rental properties, REITs, or your primary residence.Fixed Income: 15-25%This includes bonds, CDs, and other low-risk investments.

If you are lookign to occupy the property as a primary, then you'd need to look at the conventional (Fannie HomeStlye Reno loan for example) or FHA (203k loan for example).As for the takeout, again so long as the ARV is strong enough to support it, you have credit and income to qualify (if you go the Conventional DTI route as opposed to DSCR), you should be able to refinance into a long-term loan no problem.Feel free to DM me if you'd like to chat more on this!