With a high credit score like yours, conventional will almost always be the better deal. 

Once you have a property in mind, getting a few estimates will be the best move.

If you have available cash, then you can come in as the money partner And they can be the operator.

When you set up the former primary home as a rental the amount you get to utilize for your basis is going to be the lower of what you paid, or it's value on that date it's made a rental. 

Has anyone out there had a similar experience and found a good solution or what the next step should be? The

I have been investing in Indy since 2017 and your strategy would be the determining factor on location and the type of house you'll buy!

Therefore, that also tends to be the pre-development phase that garners the best ROI when executed well.

If you buy something for $400k, what would you expect the rent to be? The

what will be the most cost effective tool to evaluate residential properties? 

If I did that the rate would be around 8.5%.If I were wanting to buy a different home for my family to live in, and rent out our current home, what would be the best option to finance it?