There are a couple of lenders out there that you can still go conforming without having to fill out a all of the Fannie Mae Condo Questions that make the property non Warrantable.

This means they're going to sell your loan on the secondary market to an investor like Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, or some other bank that holds notes.

What would you say about wholesaling HUD, Fannie Mae, etc... to hedge funds?

I know that fannie mae recently changed its guidelines about multi-family property loans, and now allows a 5% down payment for 2-4 unit homes as long as the owner will occupy one unit.

We used a fannie mae homestyle loan to take it as-is and renovate it using the banks money. 

We did a rate and term refinance (no one would do a rate and term in their right mind today but our loan was a matured balloon) on a Fannie Mae loan and did a HELOC behind it.

. -- I've just discovered the Fannie Mae REO site and REVAMP, which I learned about here at BP.

Here is a good read on lending/buying in a community property state like AZ - https://gustancho.com/fannie-mae-guidelines-on-community-pro...You didn't say, but I am assuming you are in AZ.

For instance, if you are looking to do a do a BRRRR for a single family home, you can use a private/hard money finance for the purchase & rehab, and for the refinance you can use a conventional Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loan or a DSCR loan.

Hi Joseff,With the purchase price given you definitely will be looking to do the Fannie Mae 5% down program.