This is my first time and I'm buying a fixer upper that needs a new compressor, roof and a total kitchen remodel.

The purchase price is $325,000, and as part of an end-of-year incentive, DR Horton bought the interest rate down to 3.99%.

And yeah Marquette, MI is an appreciating market and a college town where everyone complains about increasing rents (and their bad landlords).Hopefully I can still find a few properties that can cash flow anything, no matter how small, with zero down but I'll have to see if they'll pass VA inspection too.

Some damage from WDI, which seller will have to address this before close.Seller is paying all closing costs, survey & title, they did a rate buy down to 5.49%, and a year warranty. 

I’ve bought my primary with various Schedule C income and refinanced a primary with lots of schedule c and a number of properties (mostly owned in LLCs but reported on my personal return).

I am actually looking at a house that is not a Victorian but needs part of the home bulldozed and a ton of work done.

Personally I don’t like being cash flow negative on properties, but I guess if you have an amazing W2 and a good reserve account and the new property is going to cash flow really well then maybe consider it.

Spanning more than 8,000 square feet, this outlet will feature a large outdoor patio overlooking the Strip and a unique company store selling exclusive merchandise alongside your favorite burgers.

That would be mortgage fraud and a felony. 

This adjustment stabilizes income for many, and a healthier vacation rental market is anticipated by next year.