Providence has a lot of neighborhoods, even more than Pawtucket, and there's a lot of variation between them, running the full A to D gamut (like "A area" such as the East Side).But there's variation in all of those cities, for example there are good/better areas of Woonsocket and worse areas of Pawtucket.

I see many listings in my area that say this, or some variation of it.

In my experience portfolio loans are usually ARM's, or a hybrid such as a 5/1, and yes I think they are generally for multiple properties, 5 minimum typically but again there's a lot of variation within the category and lenders can create their own underwriting guidelines so there's no standard "portfolio loan" option.

There are many small variations of this.

Buy n hold has many variations to it; BRRRR is just one  tool in your tool box.

I don't remember what the other variations we offered, but basically we tweaked down payment, interest and note terms on each offer.

I am looking to do a variation of the Turnkey process which I would work with a project/ property management company to manage a light cosmetic rehab to build some equity in the deal and purchase the property on a discount.

I am looking to do a variation of the Turnkey process which I would work with a project/ property management company to manage a light cosmetic rehab to build some equity in the deal and purchase the property on a discount.

I would like to try a variation of this strategy of posting ads, but not with fake deals.

Hi @Tracy Uscinski there’s a lot of confusion around how S8 works and while there’s variations across different housing authorities I’ve not seen many rentals that are “S8 approved” a priori, as much as rentals that are simply inspected before a S8 tenant moves in for any potential violations.