Originally posted by @Tony Wooldridge:@Jay Hinrichs, have been researching the Spokane market for MF lately and came upon this old post. 

In my day our investors that were funding new origination's for fix and flippers in the bay area this was very passive.. 

Originally posted by @Chip Chronister:I would like to know from the investors that are doing more than 5 deals a year what are you doing to stay legal. 

Originally posted by @Benjamin Douglas:With all the various sources for a va home loan, how can I best determine up front which lender will be the least expensive overall--before I actually apply for one.

Originally posted by @Lee Ripma:@Jay HinrichsI’ve seen these guys too, if it sounds too good to be true, it is!

Originally posted by @Mike Dorneman:@Alessandro A.

Originally posted by @Chris Talley:So I’m looking to buy my first deal, at the moment I don’t have the capital to pay cash for a $60k property, I have been looking at getting an FHA loan, doing the rehab, putting a renter In place, and hopefully be able to refinance with a traditional 30 yr mortgage, I have the cash set aside for a $15k-$20k rehab, so my main thing is does this make sense to do?

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:@Harley Tigreros Just so you know:Clerk of court website, Official Records, search by owner name...is where you find recorded doc.s, deeds, mtg, LP, etc.At the top of the LP will be the foreclosure case number, something like 50 2018 ca 002468xxxxmbClerk of court site, Court Records, Civil....you can look up the foreclosure case no.

I can't really speak to this however I am really wondering where some of the speakers in the link you provided are getting their data. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Hey BP - looking to purchase another investment property AND want to purchase an owner-occupied house hack in 2019.