I dont necessarily need to borrow money but isnt it the financial liquidity/situation of the US based/registered company that determined whether banks can/will provide mortgages?

I wouldn't trust the value provided for either, I use propstream for a multitude of things, but I always run my own comps.

I'd love to provide y'all with more info of our expanding area.

I am surprised they have been unable to provide an estimated timeline for an approval or denial.

The question at that point is what are you really providing to the community that would attract donors?

We also use AppFolio and we also have it integrated with a lot of other software that has allowed us to provide even better service.

But the process was horrific. 2 lenders who kept giving mixed feelings until they both provided a commitment letter but 10 days apart so went with lender 1.

I understand that California may not be for everyone, especially if it’s outside their affordability (careful with most of the naysayers, these are usually people who don’t own or can’t afford to invest here) I also understand that there are deals everywhere and one must feel comfortable in their chosen area of investment.

He specializes in providing financing solutions for a range of projects, including bridge loans for 1-4 Family Investment Properties, Multi-family, Mixed Use, Ground-up New Construction, Fix & Flip, Fix to Perm, and Bridge to Stabilization.

To be clear, I’m not against financing, but since I don’t know too much about what I’m doing I feel like it’d be easier to own a property outright and get some experience with landlording to determine how much financing I’d be comfortable with after maybe a year’s worth of rental income.