Your providing a service not looking to make money off other

Make sure to do a FHA 203k loan so you can finance most of the renovation and save some money for anything that may come up, and furniture. 

The first option is to use the "Cash for Keys" approach and offer them some money to move out and find somewhere else to live. 

Eventually you'll run out of money or lending potentials on your own which is usually when many investors start looking to partner up.

It's scary, money is real, and you have to run your own race based on your circumstances and finances. 

Bought it with hard money and then refinanced in a long term DSCR loan.

I have a high credit score, good income, and money in the bank, but I have been having a difficult time finding a DSCR lender I feel like I can trust.

==========================SAMPLE EXCERPT ONLY===================== This Agreement entered into on the_______day of ___________ , 20_______ by and between, _____________________ and or their assignee(s), herein after referred to as the "Buyer(s)", and _____________________, Herein after referred to as the "Seller(s) ".Seller agrees to sell and buyer agrees to buy the following described real property together with all improvements and fixtures and the personal property described below:Property Address______________________________________________________________________________________Legal description: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ County _____________________________________________________________.Personal property included: ____________________________________________________________________Earnest Money Deposit $______________________Cash To Seller At Closing $______________________Existing Loans & Liens $______________________New Loan To Seller At Closing $______________________Purchase Price $______________________The purchase price to be paid as follows: 1.

So the landlord could charge (say) 3.5% and choose to make money on accepting cards… but rentec direct’s charge 2.95%.  

Hello, Mark Svendsen, based on the information provided, here’s my analysis and some considerations regarding the trustee's decision and your options:1.