A lot of new investors are told the cash flow is low, but the appreciation is high (in a stagnant market) and they believe it.

Do two: one using cash purchase and the other using a bank loan with 20% down.

Hi community,As I think about the exit strategy for going from one house hack to the next, I have realized that it would be difficult to cash out refinance and buy the next house with a minimum down payment from a primary resident loan.

And it's so simple to apply for the EIN that it's worth that minimal effort to avoid the potential bank hassles.I found that US Bank is fine with the SLLCs but just depends on who you're speaking with.

cash-out refi ???

I used to prefer helping buyers, when you'd schedule a buyer to see a morning or days' worth of homes, lots of choices, maybe schedule a 2nd showing the next day for favorites, then negotiate an offer and be surprised with the occasional multiple bid.

Purchase price: $380,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $525,000 I was asked by the realtor to give the owner recommendations on what would help the sale of their home.

If you can work remote, I would choose a market where you would like to live and where you can invest in deals that cash flow.

We are seeking guidance on a few key things about the market. 1) We've done a lot of research on the area and have been scouring MLS having trouble finding opportunities that will cash flow (the golden question, we know).

I will have about 15k-20k in liquid Cash when I turn 18.