TD Bank and US Bank are my best recommendations….PenFed FCU was tops, until recently, when they paused HELOCs.The DTI percentage range varies by lender, and is less than what you will find for an owner occupied property, due to lender risk.

We are in the process of trying to close on a property in Cape Coral and obviously have been put on pause with the hurricane.   

They wanted it but got in their own way and asked for a 20 day pause, so they lost it to another buyer.

They become accustom to the better lifestyle and keeping up appearances and any bump in the road causes disaster.The fact that he is pushing you to sign the lease is what gives me pause.

The idea of being a first time investor and out of state has certainly given me lots of pause, however, if I don't go out of state, it won't happen (I live in the Bay Area).Life is busy with a newborn and a long working hours so my time is strapped which presents another obstacle to getting started.

I asked my real state agents to take videos for me so I can re visit the property though those videos anytime and pause and inspect whenever I want.

I also believe we have challenging economic times ahead but as soon as unemployment increases and inflation trends down the Fed is more likely to pause their interest rate hikes.

The only time I might have pause with using a product like that would be if the subfloor was very uneven and there was not a good way to correct.

Our growth is lop-sided on the higher income end, so buy and hold leasing is kind of on pause here.

(Then pause until they speak).