A six-month supply is typically considered a balanced market.

It depends on your level of participation.Origination fees and other fees are typically considered active income and subject to SE tax.

Hi @Gil LevyBay Area based architectMy investments are typically value add buy and hold and am working a new construction home for a client in San Carlos at the momentOpen to a chat to see if we can help

@Brie Schmidt we have had this happen before, but typically what we showed them the prior DU they corrected it.  

A cash out refinance will typically be the better choice for a few reasons.A cash out refinance allows for a longer term 30 years versus a Heloc usually over 10 or 15 year term.

Typically you want to be all in around 70 to 75% of the value of the home. 

When you get into larger multifamily, brokers typically do not share commission so you have to find the listing brokers and contact them directly.

For flipping properties, travel costs to investigate investments can be deducted as ordinary business expenses, typically reported on Schedule C. 3.

They will be proven successful investors from your area who meet up once a month to go over what works for them, what's aching them, and they're typically very willing to help new investors.

@Andrew Jessup Transferring your property to an LLC owned by a Family Trust could trigger the due-on-sale clause on your Fannie Mae mortgage, as they typically allow transfers only to revocable living trusts without issue.