I've found that most insurance companies offer relatively low rates when you are new to them because they know you are shopping around and they want to attract your business.

I have personally just about maxed out my debt to income ratio for getting traditional loans, so owner financing is very attractive to me. 

Also what neighborhood would you agree is a decent one that will attract decent tenants? 

My question is this: What is the best way to attract lenders that will give me favorable terms so I can do several of these at once?

Modular pros and cons - Pt. 1Yesterday I explained in the most simplest terms what modular or off-site construction is and gave the leading example as to why builders, developers and architects are attracted to this alternative method which is simply SPEED. 

But for me personally, it's just not attractive. 

Apparently the company has structured some sort of mlm type compensation plan which is how they are attracting people.

They've managed to create a site that attracts similar minded people and somehow fooled us all into generating the great content they need to keep the site relevant and growing!

The 10% down is a very attractive offer along with no PMI.

Real estate sales have been rising as interest rates drop, creating a much more attractive market for potential buyers.