If you allow this to continue, they will only get worse over time, and your losses will increase.I suggest you hire an attorney.

This quote is from Better Mortgage, but I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions for other lenders who might offer better rates.I did explore a construction loan, but unfortunately, it didn't work out because the lenders said this is my first time constructing, and they were hesitant to move forward.Once everything is said and done, the total cost of the property will be $210K.

If so what was the experience like.Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

@Diandre Pierce some excellent suggestions here on the thread.

•Be mindful of regulations, HOA rules, seasonal fluctuations, and post-sale tax increases before committing.If you haven’t already, I’d suggest running numbers through AirDNA, Mashvisor, or Rabbu to get an accurate rental projection before making a final decision.Hope this helps, and best of luck with your investment!

If you have to ask the question, I would suggest that you use a lawyer.

A quick internet search suggests that foreign national loans can provide up to 75% LTV.

I’d suggest focusing on securing solid DSCR loans—like those from thelender.com, which lends up to 80% LTV, considers STR income, and operates as a direct lender.

I’m not familiar with those markets, but I would suggest finding some meetups and attending as many as you can.

I would suggest that you find a partner or mento who has done it before.Many of the investors that I work with in your position find that buying New Construction investment property from a builder is a better option.