There must be a ton of capital on the sidelines, and investors are putting down more on deals for them to work.Factor in tax benefits, hedge on inflation, rents still cheaper than buying, and the investment is still compelling to some.There are deals out there, you just have to create relationships with brokers, and play the long game.

., 6.125%, 3.204pts, 25% DP, no ppp - 8.72% CoC ($82K savings over 30yrs) If you plan to keep this for the long haul (10 years) then you really should look into at least a couple of quotes with a 5 year prepayment penalty (Non QM - DSCR) - this should be able to get the rates down on that to near your conventional quotes

Long story short: conventus has turned over servicing to shellpoint.

His story is long and complicated but the gist of it is:He bought the house somewhat distressed in 2019 (through our mutual realtor). 

STR, long term rental?

If I am not mistaken, the reason why it would take so long to get the deed after a tax lien foreclosure in Alabama is because, the court will also quiet the title for you.

Is it a good market for long term rentals?

Is that due to the long term projection looking better?

I had a long conversation with my PM last week stating, I would like this to be resolved asap (either payment or quick turnover).

My passion lies in real estate development, particularly in the realms of short-term rentals (STR) and long-term rentals (LTR).