If you don't what are your reasons (cost, not needed, they don't work, waste of time, etc.)?

My husband and I bought our first home in 2016 before we got married, and it doesn’t have enough equity to sell, and the main reason the guy decided to sell was because he couldn’t get any renters in it.

Slow down a bit and network with local investors, find a mentor and get yourself a killer deal that you can tackle within reason.

I'm renting a duplex in Cleveland (Lakewood) and having a hard time finding tenants for some reason.

The reason why we are looking at Amherst right now is that my partner has two already (in 14226) that he is doing really well with so we are looking to continue with the formula that is working for him. 

At least that was my reasoning..4.

If you haven't dig in deeper and find another reason why they wouldn't qualify and let them know.

@Jason DiClemente thanks for that tip, I guess I didn't even think of that and would probably have just assumed a refi would be just as hard to come by because of the same reason lenders are balking a bit now but your saying the game changes a bit when you show 2+ years of income even if its a strange situation like this 2 homes on 1 deed deal?

The opportunity for investors to purchase a desirable property quickly is a major reason to seek private lending.

@Patrick Britton The reason that it would be tough to buy a one off from Chase is that they have their own processes in place to sell non performing notes.