If you're looking for cash-flow and struggling to find it in your current market.. you could always look elsewhere. 

Honestly the high fees combined with lack of transparency and high appraisal costs, a whole month of UW (longer than normal), etc. would make me want to switch lenders right away because IME the lenders with high fees and high appraisal costs who drag their feet like this also tend to be the ones to continue delaying, have things get stuck in underwriting, say one thing while delivering another, have poor communication especially between UW and origination, bad customer service, can't close when they say they will, etc. and it can be a total nightmare. 

I ended up getting real estate license (while still keeping my job) grew the real estate business and continued to buy properties.

Part of the BRRRR tactic does invlove "refinance" so keep that in mind as you finish up the renovations and rates continue to drop.  

Noted and will continue with a proper notice of an increase in rent.

I, personally, wouldn't continue to work with a buyer who tries to dictate how I negotiate, especially one who wants me to "repeat back ... how they'll present." 

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There are a number of investors that went new-construction in DFW in fast-growing areas, like Princeton & Anna, but are struggling now to get their properties rented at the rents they were projecting.

We typically start by setting up a strategy that will maximize the tax benefits available to them so that they can continue investing/growing after the first initial purchase. 

Hey BP Community,                      Im a new agent on the gulf coast struggling to get my first listing.