If you have $200k liquid, you might be better off deploying your cash and doing a delayed purchase with a DSCR loan and save on the interest and cost of a hard money loan.

I'll DM you. not sure of your math there  if the loan pays off in 5 months the return apr wise is quite a bit higher

In light of the recent 50bps rate cut, we're starting to see an uptick in requests for Freddie Mac SBL and Fannie Small Loan multifamily loan quotes.

If you sell your property, you will likely have to pay back some of the taxes deferred from depreciation.Think of cost seg as an interest free loan from Uncle Sam - it comes due when you sell the property.My motto:Don't let industry jargon stop you from making smart financial moves!

If you want to access the equity, cash-out refi them and enjoy the money tax free while letting the income from the property pay the loan. 6.

The new loan will pay off the hard money lender or investor.

"Additional Insured" on Insurance Policy to Property as CollateralHow specifically should a private lender be mentioned on the owner's insurance policy to a property used as collateral to a loan.

Other benefits to purchasing turnkey if you as a buyer is out of state or out-of-country is the knowledge and experience the turnkey provider can offer with such things as the best local lender for DSCR loans etc or guiding the investor on setting up a local LLC if the buyer chooses to purchase through a company as opposed to one’s personal name.

@Fareen E. is there a loan on the property?

At that loan amount and given your rate, we would generally target $200/mo in savings.