Too many to go through in a lifetime.

Interim money at say 6 to 8 percent plus points, that could be done faster and with a bit more leniency would be very attractive.

Not sure of your situation, but if it’s safe, make her a partner on your LLC at the lowest percent the lender will require for her to be on loan.

We were able to purchase it for 50k w 20 percent down and its now appraising at around 85k (we got a good deal on it!) 

During every other recession we have seen in our lifetime, businesses struggled but they continued operations and continued to generate revenue.

Quick question.I am looking to purchase my first rental home in the near future and am curious if I should go for a fixer upper or a newly renovated home.I understand that if I fixed one up it could yield higher cash flow and lifetime profits (theoretically), but I feel like a cheap renovated home (maybe $80-100k) might be a safer first investment as I really don’t know much about flipping a home.Thoughts?

Assuming property doesnt appreciate more than 20 percent I can pull out 80 percent LTV rather then the 75 LTV max when cashing out

If a sponsor puts zero percent for delinquencies, it means the sponsor thinks that he or she will collect 100% of the rents, which is not realistic.

https://www.nmhc.org/news/press-release/2020/nmhc-rent-payment-tracker-finds-79-percent-of-apartment-households-paid-rent-as-of-august-6/"This is a 1.9-percentage point, or 223,000-household decrease from the share who paid rent through August 6, 2019 and compares to 77.4 percent that had paid by July 6, 2020.

FRS also sometimes has coupons or percent-off offers in the local ad flyers/coupon envelopes, which might save you a few bucks, if your local property manager can grab one.I am not affiliated with Foundation Recovery Systems in any way, and I don't get money or other compensation for posting this.