I've worked in institutional single family acquisitions for a few years and have rarely had good experiences with turnkey investors.

And they will have to pay all cash for acquisition, HML won't finance those deals that seem fantastic to you as a seller on MLS, because HML has seen hundreds of flips and won't risk to overpay for distressed property in hard to sell area.

If your deal does not fit under their max terms offer then yes, it is possible to be responsible for some rehab, but most times, most lenders will deduct leverage from the front acquisition and always cover rehab 100%.

Investors are seeing consistent bookings throughout the year, making it easier to predict cash flow and maximize returns.Lower Acquisition Costs: Despite the rising demand, Indianapolis still offers relatively low acquisition costs compared to other major cities.

However 2 things to note: 1) DSCR loans for future investment property acquisitions do not care about your DTI (DTI only really matters when buying a new primary or any time you are using a Fannie/Freddie/Ginnie loan).  2) After 12 months of proof of someone else paying it for you, you may be able to omit it from your DTI calculation. 

I'd say about 50% of my acquisitions have leaky toilets hence it should just be general practice to address this up front. 

Does anyone have contact for acquisitions departments for solar farmers? 

Partner Driven saw potential in this McClain Mountain Rd deal due to its low acquisition price of $52,000 and the potential for quick profit.

If give me a "buy box" I'll connect you and the acquisition manager.

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