. $80k first position plus $20k second position on a $100k property would be 100% CLTV.The only 100% CLTV out there is down payment assistance programs for "moderate to low income" FTHB, which just for laughs is defined in the SF East Bay Area as less than $204k/yr at this point.

I'm doing this to get some first hand experience in house rehab since I plan on buying a moderate fixer-upper as my first investment.

Zz Years ago, as a moderator on BP, I saw an uptick in the interest in STR and got BP to start a forum specific to them.

I've owner financed sold two of my previous primary residences, so I have a very moderate amount of experience.We are now looking to buy/hold/BRRR strategy in a newer area, and was just speaking with a local agent about a multifamily property I was interested in.

It has a knock out as a moderator/hoast who does an great job, very professional.

[EDITED BY MODERATOR - No solicitation in this forum.]

One of our Moderators, J Scott was a poker player as well!

Moderate to high rental demand2.

I'm a licensed Realtor, although I haven't been practicing as I've been enjoying a stable life in corporate finance; but ready to change gears.I've recently noticed a moderately dilapidated property that doesn't appear (by all standards) to be occupied.

First my name wasn't good enough and now I have to be verified by a moderator?