It seems impossible to refinance single family rental right now with asset based loan (no w-2), unless one qualifies for traditional mortgage where you can prove income.Ken, can you possibly share if you know of a lender who is still offering these types of loans and at what LTV

If not, you have to be willing to go find them.In a nutshell the deal works like this...Find someone desperate to get rid of a house that they owe more on than they can hope to pay off, get them to deed that to you for as little money/risk to yourself as possible, then turn around and sell the chance to buy that house to someone with bad credit but plenty of loose cash they don't mind giving to you because you're not a traditional lender who cares about stuff like credit.If that sounds like your cup of tea, go for it!

I know and have heard good things about Christian Marin, and also Citravest.

After researching the 203k loan in more depth, I now have discovered that you potentially cannot do traditional cash-out refinance.

Does anyone know of any that stand out, say that work more meadow's/wildflowers and working trees as opposed to traditional lawns?

I pay $340 for traditional home inspections after a deal is made.

We also find people what appear to be traditional SFHs but in areas zoned for two units and you can then do a conversion.Don't know if you're thinking about doing Airbnb or short-term rentals in any of the units.

Are the interest rates worse for a cash out refinance vs a traditional refinance?

My reasoning behind this instead of the traditional way is that I wouldn't have to front a lot of capital throughout the project.Any insight would be helpful.

Originally posted by @Christian Johnston:I just opened escrow in San Diego, I purchased a property in North Park with a VA loan, It is a 4 unit property.