Primary Residence Financing: A Strategic MoveFirst Home as an Investment: Buying SmartAs many of us have heard directly from David Greene and others on the Biggerpockets podcast, the strategy of buying a primary residence every year with a low 3.5%-5% down payment and then renting the previous home when you buy the next, is a strategy that all new and experienced investors should be taking advantage of!

How did you finance this deal?

I'm in the position to apply(depending on lender DTI requirement) for conventional financing through the builder at <6% interest rate in this current market.

I have seen others get them with seller financing, about 45kish down per property.

let me know if you have any questions in regards to what Invesment property financing looks like 

I'd look for real deals, where you can elicit some owner financing to help offset the downpayment.

Once you prove to the owner that you are reliable they are very likely to convert to seller financing.You don't need a real estate agent and you don't need to use bank financing to buy your rental portfolio.  

How are you financing the deal? 

Additionally, with access to cheap financing and the potential for a favorable appraisal after the upgrades, investing in these major expenses upfront could enhance the property's value and your overall return on investment.

Get your finances in order.