Many thanks,If you are planning on traditional financing (like Fannie Mae) then you need to know the rules.

Hello,Traditionally I have always done 20% down for a rental property and tried to see if I can find anything on obtaining a loan that requires less than 20% down on a investment property.

I had bought a duplex a few months before and while it was a positive experience, traditional bank financing took forever so I decided to use cash for my next purchase.

Edit: My experience is Student Housing, LIHTC, Mixed Income, and Traditional Multifamily.

At this point, traditional financing through a bank is not an option with current interest rates.

I myself cannot qualify for any traditional financing, but I have a long list of investors willing to put their money into deals.

This sounds like a perfect fit for the "new" Airbnb algorithm, where they seem to promote the unusual stays at a premium over the traditional. 

You’ve got a great career, likely with some flexibility in scheduling if you can make that happen….my wife supported me as an RN starting out in this self employed world my first year of leaving traditional employment behind me.  

I have traditionally paid less than 1% for my state.

I have a 4 unit in a bridge/rehab loan that I need to refinance. The property is in IL. The property numbers are excellent. I am a very experienced real estate investor and house flipper.I'm having a hard time finding...