It's very surprising to me that investors will often rather see a property purchased with a 75% loan to cost debt fund at 4% + SOFR (all-in rate today of 9.33%) than a 60% loan to cost agency fixed rate loan at 6% combined with 15% loan to cost preferred equity at a rate of 12% (7.2% blended rate).

Or maybe you want to do a combination of the above?

I have a duplex that I lease out, and recently got married where my wife and I are over 150k (salaries combined).

Multifamily DSCR Loans, or DSCR Loans for 5-10 unit properties, combine the best aspects of DSCR Loans (30-year fixed rate, easier qualification and underwrite, low down payments) for properties that traditionally were ineligible for that type of financing.

Most investors walk a building, identify windows and other benchmarks and rely on these elements in coming to their own conclusion on unit layouts and unit count.

Hi all, just thought I would chime in with a review of my experiences with Ohio Cash Flow.I first contacted Ohio Cash Flow in March 2017, as I had been looking to get into real estate investing and had determined that turn key (and specifically midwest turn key) was a good fit, given that the combination of my full time job as an MD and my location in an expensive market (Orange County, CA) would make hunting for cash flowing deals tough.

Always brings up the age old question: Are STRs really contributing to any element of a further housing crisis, or is this hotel lobbyists just pushing their own agenda to get more money in their pockets?

Wondering if there is any combine service for these?

-Add Decorative Elements: Small touches like a charming birdhouse, a unique garden sculpture, or a stylish outdoor rug can add personality and charm to your home's exterior.

If you pull the equity out through a refinance and deploy it in a new investment, does the combination of the two give you a better return?