From what I've seen, traditional financing through a small bank/credit union is probably my best bet.

. "$1,000 investment six years ago would be worth more than $4,300 as of Wednesday, according to CNBC calculations."

I haven't spoke with the bank but according to the calculator on the FHA web page I would be approved for around 325k before I bought the SFH.

I have seen Brandon use the BP calculators to get these numbers, which typically take into account 25% of the rent for vacancy, property management, repairs/maintenance and capital expenditures; while others (i.e. local wholesalers) calculate them without taking those into account (i.e.

If you were planning on it, then I bet you should be able to find a lender that can cross collateralize.

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Of course, there are exceptions, but I think that's a pretty safe bet as a general rule. 

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I'm completely new to these calculators and may be overly cautious with my cost estimates since I don't currently have any experience with BRRRR.

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