All bedrooms are on the 2nd level and there is a big open loft area with windows on 2nd level that's not used much now.

In my area it’s very hard to get a construction loan and you would need more than 20% down for one.

Hey everyone,I've used this site to look for data over the years and thought it was time to make an introductory post.I'm originally from the Lubbock area (New Home) and joined the military in 2014 and served 8.5 years in the US Navy.

People on BP make vast generalizations about "Chicago" but there's a so many areas, neighborhoods and communities that falls under that name.

DSCR loans open up more opportunities for investors by focusing on the income potential of the property itself.Here’s why DSCR loans are a powerful financing tool for real estate investors:1.

In our city commission meetings, there are a ton of people (neighbors of proposed developments) advocating against new developments.

People will move down from B class areas to mine.

Townhomes are a viable option, as sing family houses in the best areas can easily get in the mid 400s and up real quick.I focus on North Raleigh, Brier Creek, Bethesda (durham county) to name a few spots.

We recently took a HUGE interest in the Wilmington, NC area and want to possibly expand into other areas such as Sevierville and Saranac Lake down the road a bit. 

What steps would you recommend for someone like me who is just starting out but eager to build a solid foundation in these areas?