One option would be to look for alternative lending sources such as private money lenders or hard money lenders, who may be willing to lend you more money than a traditional bank.Another option would be to consider applying for a joint loan with a co-borrower, such as a spouse or family member, which can increase the amount of money you are eligible to borrow.You could also consider applying for government-insured loans, such as the CMHC loan, which may have more flexible lending guidelines and allow you to borrow more money.

Both residential and commercial.Then once you've finished pick another zip code and do the same.52 weeks in a year means 52 zip codes.Bring a co-pilot and make it more fun then a chore.Good Luck!

Every so often, I see (on Zillow or Realtor.com) that the house is selling as a co-ownership model.

Tried getting a co borrower to go conventional route but that did not workout out due to co borrowers job history not lengthy enough. my credit is good just don’t have enough funds to close what would you do?

Use your money for the downpayment and the rehab or if the rehab is more than what you have in cash get a rehab loan and use your cash to fund the rehab ahead of the construction draws.Once the rehab is done do a cash out refinance on the property with a co-signor.

hi everyone Thank you all for the great adviseI am going to have a partner who is has experience and a co struction crew .

So, for example, if your required monthly payment is $250 but you're paying $750-1000 to get it paid down sooner, they'll typically only count the $250 against you since that's all you're required to pay.2) They will count your PITI, so that would include your escrow payment.3)  Your wife's income would be counted if she is a co-borrow, and not counted if she is not.4)  Definitely mention your income from your rental because, assuming there is a mortgage on that property in your name, the debt will certainly be factored in so you'll want to make sure they count the income. 

A co-worker of mine had been doing REI for a few years and had done very well.

SO NOW GO TO THE QUESTION THAT SAYS;ARE YOU A CO-MAKER OR ENDORSER ON ANY OTHER LOANS MADE BY OTHERS?

My husband has a co-worker that says he springs for 8-12% (but he is in another state), while I have contacts that invest in my area (metro-Atlanta) saying 5-6% is good.