Assuming you want long term renters, then staying around $400k or less is where you need to be anyways.

As long as you mom can qualify on her own (with her credit score), I don't think adding you to the loan application would hurt even though your score is not good (but I would still double check that).

We’ve recently launched a new funding program with preferred terms and would love to discuss how it could benefit you.

Been gone a long time from the forums, Hoping someone with tax expertise could help me here.  

-I have seen appraisers fine with it as long as it looks decent.

Flooring is an exception to this since LVP is higher priced, it does last a very long time for something that will get beat up over the years. 

@Becca F. you and I both have been around long enough to know that the deal that gets touted at closing is far different than end of year actuals.

Looking to get a second lien DSCR loan on a single family long term rental I own in Arizona.

Here’s some advice to help you get started on the right foot in the Austin market:Understand the Market: Austin is a dynamic and competitive market with a mix of tech-driven professionals, students, and long-term residents.

We also sell on terms.