Real estate is VERY slow to react and will take a minimum of a year before we see how the Presidents economic policies affect us.

Quote from @Suzette Rodriguez: Now that elections are over how will the new president in office effect the real estate market?

The operator's track record may not align with your goals (you are long term cash flow play, they are sell and redeploy, or vice versa).  

Banks like to match short term assets with short term liabilities, and vice versa.I don't believe that DSCR loans are "expensive", but they do require a more thorough underwriting and higher amount of financial documentation other private and hard money loans.It generally helps to have a Fractional CFO or Loan Consultant (not a broker) that will work on your behalf to negotiate better DSCR terms and rates.

So a operator/sponsor that looks fantastic to one will look terrible to another and vice versa.As an example, I'm a conservative investor and might see 100 deals a month and at the end of the deal only invest in 4-6.

I also lived in the more dated unit so I could get better rent out of the other apartment than if it were vice versa.

As part of this point I was told, while Trump was president for 4 years in his last term the area just continued experiencing steady population growth despite the fact that he made efforts to secure the border. 

I was having lunch with the president of a new bank I am using in Oregon they are out of Eugene and they know your Dad well..

Norada Capital Management and its President and Founder Marco Santarelli are so desperate to raise money that they have resorted to guaranteeing investors up to a 17% annual returns.

It must be signed by either the agent for the LLC or the president.