Selling prior homes - Conventional loan Lessons learned?

To sum it up you can both be on the deed but only one on the mortgage so that you can each qualify for your maximum number of loans individually and get more conventional loans that way.

From what I found, most conventional type banks would also offer LOCs but it’s all based off your current assets under management.

Conventional loans that do allow investments want 20% down.

If you're strapped on remaining entitlement, you could possible look at refinancing into a conventional loan to completely restore entitlement

So I'm well aware that I won't be able to put 20% down on a conventional loan with the amount I have.

A much better option is a conventional loan with 5% down.

I am refinancing the property into my personal name (the rates were so much lower for a conventional loan in my name).

I have a question for those who experienced the following scenario (I apologize for the oversimplification and numbers clutter):I bought SFH rental for 300K with conventional 20 year fixed 3.75% a few years ago with 60K down payment.

I have a question for those who experienced the following scenario (I apologize for the oversimplification and numbers clutter):I bought SFH rental for 300K with conventional 20 year fixed 3.75% a few years ago with 60K down payment.