I typically recommend Nation's title services as they have very low fees. 

Different loans have different seasoning periods - so you'll want a nonQM loan with low or no seasoning and that will still allow you to use the higher of the new appraised value vs the original purchase price.

Naturally, some of the COVID era high rental growth darlings such as Phoenix and Tampa have gotten caught in the mix.Conversely, markets with low supply, including some in the Midwest, saw rent increases of over 3%.

And therein lies the reason we have a low supply of homes for sale.

If so, it could still very much make sense.If this is simply new construction in a low-end area though, that's different.That said, if this area is rapidly improving I'd be much more inclined to buy some of those lower end section 8 houses than I would a new construction project.

Hello there BP Community - can anyone give me the low down on South Dallas?

There's plenty of horrible agents out there since the bar is so low, but if you find a good one make sure you communicate that you're open to working with them exclusively (written contract or not) for a period of time. 

I won’t be looking to re fi those anytime soon because my interest rates are so low with them but when I do my current lender has said they will be limiting how much they will lend based on the properties tax returns. 

All original tenants were long term low rent tenants.

I appreciate the facts but what are some suggestions on someone just beginning with low capital at this time?