You will definitely come out of pocket WAY more with seller financing than with the lowest owner occupant loans.

.: @Keith Wilsonwhat are you trying to accomplishwhere are you locatedhow many properties do you owndo you have lots of cash Coffeyville, Kansas just trying to grow have 3 doors now that i paid cash for but out of big$$$ so will need loans  

You could look into doing a vacation home loan.

After doing quite well in the CT market space, I’m finally starting to adjust to the Ca market.I think it’s key to be in the know about off market deals, for both your primary and investment. 

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That HE loan would make you cash flow negative on the first property, especially considering you are not even factoring in any repairs, maintenance, vacancy or management.

As far as capital, most investment loans would require you to do 20-25% on a SFH.

Many lessons have been learned firstly is you can’t be too nice or trusting and second is, don’t wait to figure out the refinance and cash out process and until you are almost done with rehabbing the property because currently going through a very lengthy, cash out refinance ordeal at the moment as I’m trying to get financing terms finalized as we speak.

The other thing is for commercial loans the brokers usually prefer it to be bigger.

During the Maverick Investment Group webinar, ABC Baltimore made the following guarantees that were also in our final contract with ABC Baltimore-1) If the rehab takes longer than 120 days, the seller (ABC Baltimore) will pay us a rental guarantee of $1400 per month.2) If the house after rehab is completed appraises for less than our total purchase price of $106,000 then the seller will buy the house back.Assured by these guarantees in the contract, we signed the contract for $106,000.