The bank doesn't "Sell" a property they don't own so, did it already go to sale?

You can use it as a general guide, but the single best way to understand fair rent is by physically mystery shopping your competition.We typically get higher rents than average and consistently more than rentometer or Zillow would suggest, but we are also offering a nicer product.

We have a DSCR product that does 75-80% cash out or maybe even creative financing to other investors depending on what you’re looking for.

DSCRs are long-term loans, so if you pay off the loan (this includes a refinance, not just a sale) within the time that your prepayment penalty is in effect, you'll get hit with a fee.

The proper way to address this during the sale is with estoppel forms.

Hi,I keep looking at current interest rates and property sales.

Our first product focuses on property disclosure packets, using AI to generate insightful reports highlighting safety concerns and repair estimates.

If you flip to rent you will go more durable on finishings than you would to sell so you want to decide on that, but when you are done, you can see where you are at for sale vs. rent and decide, you would just have to move to traditional loan to carry it if you rent.

TLDR: take net sales price, minus net purchase price, add in any capex.

Having an existing HELOC is always a great resource (if you are planning on repaying the HELOC through the sale of said property, assuming equity would cover the loan payoff.