It costs a bit more but is a hell of a lot easier than trying to get through a residential loan. 

(Easier said than done, but willing to go at it.)Question boils down to: Should we continue to take advantage of no/low-down owner occupied program everytime we move?

Not necessarily who I want to have move in.I thought the advantage of the MTM was if I had bad renters or renters who didn't like to pay it would be easier to get rid of them, but there are ways to get them out without the MTM if it's THAT bad.

I’m still in touch with them but found private lenders that were cheaper & easier to work with at this time.

Seems like it would be easier to learn 1 region and get good at it--at least at first.TY for the input!

I am in agreement that perhaps getting title to property would make things easier and is less risky.

Hello all,Is there a market for 30-60 day closing advance loans targeted to house flippers?

We are now going to partner with another couple and not sure if we should do another LLC and file S-Corp or if there is an easier (least expensive/tax advantageous) way to structure this deal.

You will find that commercial loans are much easier to get with about 1/4 the paperwork.

Allowing the tenants to continually cause issues deserving of fines is a great way to get the board to put a target on your back.