I said Oh ya and perfect timing and hit it out of the Park !!!  

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

A base hit with virtually no risk is a fine place to start.  

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

I’m also exploring opportunities in Dayton and Northern Kentucky, so if anyone is active in those regions, I’d really appreciate your insights as well.A bit about me: I’m an attorney by trade but also work in the real estate market.

SEO, cold calling, networking, hitting up probate attorneys, hanging outside the funeral parlor..... ok maybe not that one but point is the strategies are all but endless AND THEY ALL REQUIRE WORK. 

I'd want to know their rent projections, what needs to be done to hit those projections, and what could optionally be done to get even better numbers. 

But I have also opened up new cards for specific properties if there is a nice sign up bonus for a card that I know I will hit during the rehab and furnishing phase.

If there is a PPP the lender will hit you for the year you land on the PPP term.

Chris and I actually buy notes directly from the fund Chris mentioned, however, it is rather hit and miss as their pricing expectations are sky high.