A mom & pop with a beloved local business or a franchiser with just a few of a hot new concept are probably better bets and cheaper too.

Eventually it all comes back, its a matter if you want to pay the bank or pay yourself- both hurt in their own ways but we bet on ourselves every time.I can say a great way is to share your specific property when you are ready and there are a lot of great advice on what a good property can do.In any case, good luck, hopefully you execute a plan!

Sure if you take a bet on rates... 

guarantor would be the safest bet.

The right vertical column showed: the "IRR"  (don't remember how  he attempted to explain that one) , total return/unit and equity multiple.   

Your best bet is some kind of bridge loan to close efficiently and then refinancing once it has been seasoned to take full advantage of that discount that you are getting. 

Originally posted by @Mathew Bets:@Derek E. , where did you buy these properties?

Hey Treasure.Best bet is to search "off market deals" using the BP search function (magnifying glass at top right of screen).

sounds like a DSCR loan is going to be your best bet!

Your better bet is to find a long-term tenant to rent a room or more depending on how many additional bedrooms you have.