i'm wondering if we're "doing something wrong" here. we have a strong RE agent and attorney team. they do everything they can; maximum exposure, covering our a**ses, etc... and deals keep falling through.it's a very nice (subjective, i know) piece of land (1 acre) in residential chicagoland.does anybody have any tips to get it sold?

When you decide on your ideal structure that you feel suits your market and SFH the best, a quick tip would be to look at the reviews from both tenants and landlords.See the complaints (There will always be many) and see the replies.Nobody is perfect and folks that try, also make mistakes.The PM's replies will dictate how they "breath" from an operational standpoint.IMO all reviews should be replied to and explanation's offered.Just my opinion 🙏👍

Lines of Credit and Loan Opportunities: Access to credit is vital for real estate investors to purchase or renovate new properties.

When there are charges, Obligo pulls the funds from the Tenant's bank account or credit card.

Social security told me I was short 90 days of work credits to draw my benefits and denied me.

Lastly, if there is imputed equity, some lenders will give you credit for this but usually requires a story, and not merely being purchased well.

@Samuel Metcalf- Most HELOC lenders  only lend on primary homes ...the  few lenders that do HELOCS on  rentals will likely have a low  CLTV   ( and a high margin over prime  which will lead to a rate in double digits ) .. check  with the banks / credit union located close to the property  and  also maybe there will be some feedback on this thread  pointing towards lendign sources that might work 

Has anyone used a business line of credit to put money down on a hard money loan to buy a flip?

Pay Attention To Your Credit Score Although we don’t have any income requirements, we do want to know that you are on solid financial footing.

Pay Attention To Your Credit Score Although we don’t have any income requirements, we do want to know that you are on solid financial footing.