Conventional mortgages may be slower to close, but are significantly less expensive than hard money.I recommend partnering up with some private money.Offer:5% down (at least some of your skin in the game)6% preferred return50/50 profit split at the endI'll bet you can find a few investors immediately.

Sounds like your best bet might be to 2 of the income properties and pay cash for those. 10% interest and 4k in points is too much imho.

If you go for IKEA-cute finishes, not upscale DC townhome finishes,  I bet you can get it finished out relatively cheaply (and hopefully quickly) and find plenty of eager renters. 

He is charitable and likes investing in small start-ups and helping entrepreneurs.All these qualities make Antonio Velardo a reliable bet for new-budding and established entrepreneurs alike.

The better bet is a value add in another state if your looking for Multifamily.

I can't speak for everyone here but I would bet a months rent that most of us investors have read numerous books on multiple investing strategies for real estate.

@Robert Shaw I think I would have a bit more than the $135K, I think $175K is a safe bet, but I'm not trying to do a full service restaurant.

Right now I think the best bet for an investment property is in the Lougheed Mall area or New West if you're at all interested in Condos.

I bet you feel like your head is about to explode with all the new knowledge.I agree with Michelle.

She threatened to bring him to court and now they've been paying every month for 2 years like clockwork.Your best bet is to figure out what happened to them and what they want to do.