May the odds ever be in your favor.

The market here is obviously tough (and we'd like to invest here or nearby for several reasons), but we have heard about second home loans that have more favorable down payment and interest options which could increase our buying power and allow us to cast a wider net during our property search.Understably this type of product would have to pass the sniff test.

@Roger MoralesI live in St Augustine, and the Jax market can be challenging, with insurance costs, the low cap rates, and the assets that are older.There are so many Southeast markets that would be favorable to invest in.

Research the market to find favorable conditions, such as job growth, population expansion, and affordability.Assess your financial status and consider different financing options such as conventional mortgages, private lenders, hard money loans, and innovative financing approaches.

I am finding that good old fashioned relationship building seems to yield the most favorable funding methods.

We aren't perfect, but definitely have more favor for landlords than NY does.

From favorable lending rates to tax benefits for homeowners, these policies are designed to encourage buying and selling activities.

@Shivam Patel You are actually in a decent market (lucky haha) to get started, we have several assets in Houston where you can find favorable rent-to-value ratios.

No one ever wants to do a cash in refinance but IK Lexington fairly well and that maybe the case here.However, there's a third option that I believe is more favorable.

Time will definitely work in your favor.