ThanksSandeep Hey Sandeep, Depending on your FICO, DSCR ratio, loan amount size, and property location, you could get a much more favorable rate at a similar LTV and term 

If you have a decent sized lot, you may want to check and see if your municipality allows for building ADUs.

They also do smaller multi's.We recently bought 4 acres & are tossing around the idea of down sizing into a modular ranch.

I've had clients who actually looked at the broker comp commission on the MLS sheets and that would drive/tie-breaker their decision.So, I think it will be really interesting on how the market fragments depending on the relative size of the groups of buyers...

@Michael Baum, depends on size.

@Derek MorrisonIt sounds high… but we don’t know anything about each unit… size in tons, furnace specs, etc.  

Varies depending on the size of the rehab, how long it will take, etc, but those are my main rules of thumb.

Factors such as location, lot size, and zoning significantly impact property value and sales velocity.Let's share insights, challenges, and strategies for success in this dynamic market.

I have a nice sized house (3k sf) in a nice community close to everything, on a lake, fenced in yard with nice pool & screen house, all 5-star reviews, but both last summer and this summer have been about 50% occupancy.

I got an inquiry from a family with a mid-size dog.