Offer seller due in four years balloon, 30 year amortizing payments at 5% in writing and see how they counter.GET QUOTES for hazard insurance NOW and have agent walk the property.Well?

i use berkshire bank, it's a more local/regional bank in MA that i've been with for like 15 years for personal & both businesses. i like that i can walk in and everyone knows me, anytime i have an issue, which i just about never do. i actually didn't know stessa was a bank, i thought they were just a bookkeeping software!

Our firm offers free consultations -- I'd be happy to walk you through this and answer any questions you have.  

You only really have a couple of options.HELOC/LOC with the property as security.Refinance the first and walk away with a bigger first.A great way to get into properties with little money down though is to buy distressed assets at a discount, force appreciate them, and refinance to pull the cash out.

For wholesaling you have to get the property at 75% of the ARV and have 1 realtor walk the property (they will be the same one to list it for you) so thats not as bad.

In a perfect world, a small multi-family or home with a walk-out basement to house hack sounds ideal.

Walk in a wallmart, notice the aged greeter, cashier etc.?

I also recommend you schedule a walk-through inspection within one week so you have the opportunity to ask/answer questions, document the condition of the rental from that day forward, etc.

That isn't reality though, in the real estate world you have to be diligent and go through each step one at time before you move on to the next because they can crush you if you don't understand them thoroughly.Crawl before you walk and 3 years out you will be rewarded.

More maintenance on the balcony depends on the values. we have 7 zips we build a triplex in and some of them we have considered adding balconies if the market calls for it. another way to do it is on the back where the walk up is if they are truly apartments you can add it there. depends on the level you are after.