bending that 3/4" rebar isn't easy by any means.Next step pour concrete + subfloor framing.

Hi @Anibal Mejias.I have been investing in South Bend, IN, since 2016.

More importantly, considering how competitive the lending environment has become, any wise lender should want a reputation that they bend over backward to accommodate their borrowers and not nickel and dime them to death with petty fees, penalties, or threats.Hope this helps you, Samson.

However, you don't need to bend over backwards or let them ignore you.

I’m not willing to bend to the hype the media is turning this into but am willing to take advantage of the hype-caused price slashing going on. :)

Those are federal regulations, not "rules" that a lender can bend.

Hi everyone,I recently purchased my first investment property in South Bend, Indiana with a Section 8 tenant.

I have helped some clients BRRRR with small multifamily but i've found unless its off market, the public MLS is priced out unless you get into the high end rentals in high demand areas - like Bend.

I live in North Bend too!

I am in search of a 4 bedroom home in South Bend/Mishawaka to open a group home for Veterans with PTSD in.