I see a lot of investors flocking to Kyle right now due to the price points.

I have pretty diverse investor clientele.

If that's not what your desired outcome is, do not get suckered into doing the FHA streamline refi.So at the end of the day, you have options, but if your goal is to buy another property, it's best to walk through all your options with a loan officer who specializes in working with investors and these exact scenarios, and map out a gameplan not only for your current property and next property, but getting to property 3,4,5 etc so that you don't get stuck on your journey.Hope that helps and best of luck!

To clarify though, when you say "diving" into commercial real estate, are you referring to a career path or as an investor?

Just make sure your data input to the calculator is accurate.If you're investing in NJ, we actually have an investor-focused team out here and would be happy to assist or give you some more specific insights on the areas you're looking at.

I'm a local investor too.

Using David Greene's Core 4 strategy (realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender) helps me invest with confidence.

She may not want to spend her nights and weekends driving around with investors-- she has been in the business a long time (let's face it we aren't a cushy commission slam dunk) but if you tell her I sent you her way she will definitely give you an industry insider's opinion of who to work with. 

A prudent investor doesn't seek quick riches through shortcuts.

What strategies are investors and realtors using to maximize the benefits of cash-out refinancing?