I think if the deal is good enough you should be able to find financing no matter your situation.

That seemed like a good enough amount to supplement my 401k and Roth IRAs that will keep me afloat in retirement some day. 

in the past I've seen the following:-review of home owners association docs-review of city permits-review of financials/leases (for income propertiesThe inspection contingency is probably good enough.

And I’ll also tell you something else, my communication methods are good enough that I have never rejected an applicant that has paid for the background.

I'm still ok but that's because the deal worked out to be good enough for me to absorb those expenses(not by me telling the future, just luckily).

If you have a good enough deal, the money will come.  

I live and invest in here, and while there are certainly properties for sale that will cash flow, lots of them prices aren't good enough for me.

My rents go up.When taxes go up, your value goes up, so you are in a good area.If you are so tight in funds that taxes hurt, the cash flow never was good enough in the first place.

The reason he was denied is that he went out for a fannie mae freddie mac loan he had a property that was an older home and they classified it as unique they couldn't get a good enough comp on the property and fannie mae freddie mac loan they were going to put in place denying him in this case.It was going to be used as a business like an Airbnb type product could be used as a business zone is residential they were thinking it was potential for Airbnb status and it was also classified as unique because it was an older home built in like the early 1900s right so those three strikes put them out if it was a strong healthy market those lenders would have financed him also they're going to look at his job and how much cash he has going into the deal and so right now lenders are pulling back they're looking for only very qualified buyers because they know that there's going to be a market correction in the future.

Hey everyone so just a short overview, this is a New build duplex in a class A neighborhood , buying semi low money down so cash-flow inst the greatest. Keep in mind this will be a 30 year or forever hold with appreci...