I helped a client/brother use one, worked in a seller credit during the inspection period, he ended up getting paid $9,100 at closing since he was putting 0% down.

Kicking myself for not growing our portfolio sooner but better late than never I guess.Here's the thing - We don't live in the US, my husband is a US citizen but since he hasn't lived in the US for many years he has no credit history.Now comes the fun part - we are in a lot of debt where we live (like $115k in loans).

To find investment possibilities, consider elements including property pricing, demand for rentals, vacancy rates, and economic trends.Think About Financing choices: Investigate your choices for financing a possible real estate purchase, such as FHA loans, conventional mortgages, home equity lines of credit, or other innovative financing techniques.

The subjects are on point along with the guest speakers that share their good and challenge experiences, after all we are here to learn, and making mistakes are part of the process.I’m original from Lima - Peru (bilingual of course), but I’ve been living in the USA for 24+ years. 

LLC won't show on your personal credit, conventional will.

Of course man, no problem!

At least that's the advice I got from my CPA and also from the Cost Seg consultant that I worked with so I'll of course advise that you get your own advice!

Max LTV should be 75%LTV based on the basic factors, credit & DSCR. 

Hi @Adam Davis,While you may not qualify for a conventional loan, there are non-qm loan options that can go off of your bank statements and credit score without having to verify your tax returns.Your thought of getting the loan and only paying when the house sells is not an option.

I do my due diligence on Kevin (and his girlfriend) and he has zero evictions, zero criminal history, great credit score, referrals etc... ticks all the boxes.