If you are looking for class A properties you will most likely be held under 6.5% c-o-c right now due to the competition in the market.  

:o)I'm interested to hear any thoughts on this or to see if this approach has worked for others, and interested to connect with you all. 

Here is my situation;My first home 135k, owe 90k, equity 130k, could rent at $500/month, undecided to sell or rent.My second home 220k, owe 174k, equity 100k, could rent at $1600/month, upgraded to my preferences, rather not rent.I am 34 y/o, single, I have savings of 110k approx., no student debt, car is paid-off, no debts other than two mortgages.

Hi All,I'm close to an offer on a BRRRR deal but am hung up on the second-to-last R!  I've read up on the Delayed Financing Exception (excellent post on that here ) but unfortunately you can only get your purchase pri...

Eventually you'll want to take that equity and move up to bigger deals.Also, remember to focus on your first income stream (your J-O-B!).

I looked at the property you listed on the Dept of Buildings website and it has $64,000 in violations and FULL VACATE on the property.You will be spending a lot of money fixing the place up and dealing with the Dept of Buildings in NYC is nightmare that might take years just to get everything in order.The listing already says it has no C/O and it has ECB violations (those are the Dept of Buildings), it also says "do preliminary research", which is another red flag.My best advice for you is to save best you can and make sure your credit is good.

Hello BP Community!Question: I am looking to purchase a first property (again!), and I would love some input from the BiggerPockets Community. Love to hear from all! I live in Orange County, California, and am seeking...

Also in Glourfa we can keep everything in an “escrow” account t, but o would never recommend that.

Just adds a bit more financing expenditures (I/O payments are $3,112.50 @ 12%). 

I am just looking for what ways people successful with O/F or what offers they went to them with.