(That and $3 will get you a coffee-of-the-day at Starbucks)I'm sure someone in your office has specific multi-family knowledge of leases and terms.

You must be an accredited investor and the investment must be suitable for you.  

Louis for the whole thing  which would be an investment of $450,000 for a profit of $950,000 less loan/carrying cost.

Conventional financing might still be an option, depending on your credit score and income, but will require at least 15% down on the purchase price and your credit score needs to be 640+. 

With the team we have in place that shouldn't be an issue.  

Unless you are at the very tippy top of their purchasing power in terms of DTI, that will not be an issue.$100k contract price, 90% LTV loan.Oh noes, appraisal comes in at $97k.95% of $97k is $92.15k.

If you're local to us, we'd love to buy you a cup of coffee and pick your brain about wholesaling, flipping or landlording.

Hi @Richard Tibbetts,I have been working with Semone Gagnon from Bean Group in Londonderry to find a triplex.

Hey guys!Ive been listening to the podcast at work and decided to give this a shot. Below is the spreadsheet model that someone posted and I decided to do an analysis on the first property I saw on realtor.com for thi...

The mortgage for the new house won't be an issue by itself but I don't want it hindering my plans to buy and hold real estate investments.My questions lie in how to best utilize the $35k.