I'm thinking about using them for my first out-of-state rental property, but just trying to get over the hurdle of the unknown. 

Warren buffet used to say why jump over 1 foot hurdles when you can jump over 1 inch hurdles?

I’ve been trying to get the rental license but am running into hurdles with 1.

With the historically low rates of the pandemic era now firmly behind us, some households appear to be moving past the hurdle of last year’s sharp jump in rates, an adjustment that we think could help further thaw the housing market.”

You need a level of knowledge and experience to overcome all the hurdles that present themselves throughout the course of a deal.

It really depends on what you are looking for.The term accountant can be considered very broad and I am not sure what qualifications / hurdles there are from calling yourself an accountant.A CPA will be more qualified.

I'd say my biggest hurdle is raising capital.

I can 100% guarantee that we turn down more business than we take on and we aren’t afraid of parting ways with unreasonable or demanding investors.This isn’t our first rodeo with such a property and if you have any doubt at all in our ability, please let us know and we will happily buy back the property for exactly the same amount that you paid.Summarizing everything, you concerns are valid and we fully appreciate the critique as it make us better.I’d like to end by saying that you’re in good hands and that we won’t let you down.Thanksps.

That means shorter loan terms, higher qualification hurdles and floating rate or balloon components.Finding financing for multifamily properties in the 5-10 unit range typically means local banks and credit unions, or small balance commercial lenders.

The big loser in this will be the agents who just got random Zillow leads or put out a ton of marketing and just had random people call them, that model is likely dead, I think it’s entirely possible if not likely that commission’s fall across the board, in general I’m not a fan of agents, that said I feel like alot of people are making generalizations who have never spoken with a client before, I generally talk to a client multiple times either in person or on the phone before I do a bunch of showings and waste my time, because of that I have pretty good idea of the parameters of the transaction before we start looking, so if it’s a cash buyer this really isn’t an issue, if it’s a 1st time home buyer with no money I’m gonna tell them if we need a subsidy to close we probably want to look at houses that have been on more than a week (it appears that agent commission’s can still be posted publicly just not on the mls, which I think is stupid but nonetheless will I’m capable of copy & paste adressess) if the person is looking at a high & competitive price point, I might reduce my fee to make the transaction easier, this is definitely gonna be a hurdle and probably drive commission rates down, but the actual buyers agreement to me is the one good thing to come out this, to me it’s to everyone’s benefit to set the basic parameters ahead of time, and agents are going to need to really understand the buyers full financial picture before getting it signed and coming up with a plan but that should have been happining regardless imo.