to follow up on Pratiks thought.. just send a courier in with your offer in writing and keep it arms length.. the courier can just say man I am here to walk you through these papers and sell the house.. if he balks he balks.. but your not putting your self in the middle have the buyer be an LLC etc.

I have two with 5/1 ARM's and two with fixed rate, 30 year mortgages.The mortgages are roughly $36K, $70.5K, $75K and $162K.I'm retired with a pension and I have 2 PT jobs.

This would prevent easy entry for someone who has that code after hours.The system also allows me to lock, unlock, arm and disarm the system remotely as well as see which door or window someone might have left open.

The best I’ve seen is a 3/1 ARM at 7.5%.

They are offering me an ARM 5/1 20year.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

1 - DSCR just shows the lender the property can sustain itself and the rents cover the debt2 - Terms vary but will typically be 5-10 year ARM on commercial loans3 - 20-30% down is standard depending on the deal (SFH vs MFR) etc.

We just had lunch with a childhood friend who’s doing incredibly well and now we are arming ourselves with the knowledge and hopefully make our first purchase in a couple months.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

He drew up two different loan options. 1) 30 year fixed @ 4.625% and a PMI 109 and 72 when the LTV is 85-89.99% and 80-84.99% respectively.2) An ARM @ 3.875% fixed for 7 years with a 2% cap each year after that.