You can use a bank, although the loan structure they would likely propose if you are using the "BRRRR" strategy would be more of a bridge-to-perm type structure whereby they finance a portion of the purchase, the rehab, and then refinance on the back-end after a seasoning period.Real estate investors often use hard money lenders for the front portion of the "BRRRR", namely the Buy and the Rehab, because it is more difficult to procure bank financing if a property requires significant repairs. 

During the construction honestly speaking he and his wife contributed more than me in terms of design consultation, construction site visit, change request, interior design and procurement.

Hello Everyone,I am exploring strategies on investment properties on how to procure more mortgage loan, but with higher DTI.1.

I do recommend you initially hire a property manager until you get acclimated to leasing and tenant procurement.

As a property manager, I often get asked what the tenant procurement fee covers so I thought I would share some things that you can expect to be included in that fee.

On my own I have been finding some potential deals that I think look good on paper, but currently stuck at that phase & slowly watching potential deals pass me by.I would like to get some more information on a current property of interest & take the next steps but would like to procure the needed funds first.

In addition, I am responsible for finding deals, designing our renovations, and managing our renovation projects including procuring materials and subcontractors as needed.

Our team specializes in procuring 2-10 unit properties as well as property management.

If you are transferring to FL and staying in the same line of work you will be able to procure financing.

I'm a bit confused with this aspect of these deals and if it's important to procure my own lawyer or if it even matters?