It prevents any fair housing issues since you are partnering with another non-profit, in my opinion.That would at least get the ball rolling on your idea!

Also, there are FHA loans where you can roll in the rehab into your home...so you wouldn't need any second lien stuff or need to come out of pocket - except for your normal 3.5% down and closing costs. 

Unless the internet ceases to exist, or the day that more than one entity can rank #1 at the same time (obviously not possible), SEO has to exist.OK ,now..

What is the average rent roll on this place from 2019 to 2023?

After that, it was like a ball over a hill and we just kept rolling forward.

Then things really got rolling and I bought a 4-plex a couple of months later that was already rented during the renovation of the original SFH.

I just attended a QBO product update webinar last week and found out that they will soon roll out a new feature for "automatic late fee" (right now it's still in beta and available only to few users).

If all goes well when our money is liquid again we would roll it back into another investment.

Its definitely not something that in my opinion you can just buy and sit back watching the good times roll. 

Lenders spend upwards of $10,000 in-house to get these notes of service rolling so as far as interest rates are concerned, you won't see industry-low rates.- As far as the fees go, UW fees are usually a standard but again, the origination is derived from the loan amount so some institutions who are charged borrower paid may hit you with a 3% fee.- Not saying it is an industry standard to charge 16% in closing costs but it once you add up all of your prepaids, other costs, and unfinanced fees its not completely unheard of.In the end, yes - always get a second opinion.