If not, I might strongly reconsider doing this deal.

There is a strong rent market in San Jose, so it's nice.

I'll strongly consider this route!

Certain areas of Memphis are going to grow very strong within the next few years, helped in no small part by a ready supply of solid housing stock.

My career is directly related to construction, but they'll require me to hire a GC because its my first personal deal.My FICO is 691, plenty good to qualify, but because its my first deal, they require a score over 700 to get the 70% LTVThe deal has strong potential profit and we have the cash to do 60% LTV, but I dont want to use it all.This late in the process, what are my options to reverse course with the lender without killing the deal?

live in Baltimore and I want to f*** I live in BaI live in Baltimore and I want to buy property in flipping I just need some strong help on how to make the right decision so is anybody in Baltimore that can help him

My goal is to find a strong, knowledgeable team to help with the entire process: Realtors, Lenders, Property Management Companies, Contractors, etc.

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If I run my math now, I have to say that the figures are not that exciting, but I strongly believe in the area and think that in the coming years values and rents will appreciate.

I am not an experienced investor, but I feel that there is still great opportunity for cash flow investment with the added potential for strong appreciation as a bonus.