Hi my name is Sterling Robinson from Michigan.

Hi everyone, I have an 85 year old grandpa-in-law that owns an office building in MI.

There is still a possibility to use your Entitlement for a new VA purchase loan keeping the current one you have with a down payment.If you have a down payment it's a lot better program to go VA as there is no upfront or monthly MI, rates are better and a higher LTV depending on what entitlement was already used for your current VA home.

Our property management team from United Properties of Michigan led by Tim VandenToorn was great an onboarding a new investor and connecting us with a great realtor / builder.

I'm  potentially purchasing a rental in the Eastpointe,  MI area and I'm nervous about just going with agents recommendations.Thanks 

Hello fellow Michigan Investors! 

Besides, if you're going to have to pay MI, either way,  you may as well have the extra $21k in your pocket to buy another investment or earn interest.Getting rid of the MI is going to be determined by the value of the asset - I don't know that 1-2 years would be enough time. 

otherwise, that cash-out option would likely be best spent rolled back into the loan to meet that 20% threshold where they cut off the MI. 3. is the interest rate going to be the less than or equal to your current loan?

I'm 32 years old, and my wife and I started buying here in southern Michigan back in 2009.

Great to hear you’ve had a solid year and even better to hear a shoutout for Durand, MI.