I'm trying to maneuver the best way to obtain a conventional loan without having to put 20%+ down to the bank.

Hi Everyone,I was recently reading an article on BP that said they had 15 properties using the BRRR strategy.My question is how are you getting around DTI requirements when refinancing to obtain more properties?

My question is what would be the  best way to start out where i can obtain a multi family  home with little to no money down and risk the  chance  of being in debt.

It's easy to obtain, costs very little, and doesn't require additional, on-going effort to maintain.

The debtor's name is on title and lender obtains a security interest (lien) on the collateral.

This may involve hiring contractors, buying materials, and obtaining any necessary permits.As you renovate the property, it's important to focus on upgrades that will add value to the property and appeal to potential buyers.

I am also planning on getting an FHA loan (3.5% down), live in it for 1 year, and then repeat the process over and over again.But after speaking with a lender, it sounds like I am going to have an incredibly difficult time obtaining a loan.

I plan to send an update after I obtain a property from them.

I was graduating college, and it made much more sense to obtain a mortgage than rent.

Yes you can sell it but I'd research purchasing another asset & use the home that you own free and clear to obtain a home equity line of credit & use that credit for a down payment on an investment.