Find a private or hard money lender to aquire, then refinance out of that loan once you have a renter in the place and can prove cash flow to a lender (the cash flow can be used to boost your income and therefore reduce your DTI)3) If you have equity in your personal home mortgage, get a HELOC and that, combined with your $65k savings, may be enough to do cash purchases in the market you're looking to invest in.4) Try speaking to a local community bank.

I don't have nearly as many buildings as your employer but I have not experienced any dramatic increase on my umbrella policy with State Farm.

Spoke with my lender last week and the guidelines for investment properties have changed dramatically by what they were telling me.  

I have been working with a credit repair company to boost this but it is slowly working. 

I'll bet that those who survive this recession will likely boost their reserves considerably.

Luckily he had left a window unlocked, so with a boost from my husband I gained entry through the window. 

If your tenant base doesn't care about evictions on their record, then the moratorium doesn't change things too dramatically for you.While this wasn't expected by anyone, from newbies to 30 yr veterans, it clearly can happen. 

So anyone who really needs to sell is going to get lowballed because the number of buyers who can get financed is going to shrink dramatically. 

Servicer Dilemma As you can imagine, when interest rates drop dramatically, there is an increased incentive for many people to refinance their loans more rapidly.

The capital markets have changed dramatically in just two weeks .