I sold my condo for $400K (realtor fee 20K) that I purchased for $260K, took depreciation 30K.

If you play around with my DSCR pricing engine link in my profile's bio you'll see that the difference in rate for 680 vs. 780 is about 100 bps.Most lenders have brackets for about every 20 points or so.  680-699, 700-719, etc.

Here are a few tips to help you get started:Financing: Since you’ll be starting your internship soon, lenders may look at your projected income or require a co-signer until you have a longer work history.

Hello all I'm new to bigger pockets I've been learning about real estate and the different ways real estate can benefit me now that I have a plan and know more specifically what I want out of it I'm just stuck on how I should go about buying my first rental property

At that point in time the market was still hot for properties at my price point in my buy box.

Me and my business partner did that after meeting them and realizing it was a bad divorce.

I'm having trouble finding cash buyers and investors in South Florida to be able to wholesale my deals to.

I am not against LTR but would like a higher cash flow property since my wife and I are already in our early 40's.

I plan to simply get my permits and get the unit built.

Whether its identifying high-potential properties for fix-and-flip projects, guiding clients through the process of house hacking for optimal cash flow, or assisting with the acquisition and management of profitable short-term rental properties, I bring a thorough, data-driven approach to every deal.I am passionate about creating long-term value for my clients, and I am always looking to connect with like-minded professionals to share insights, collaborate, and discuss investment opportunities.Looking forward to connecting and learning from this incredible community!