DTI and other financials will still be at play, I think, but best to get the lenders policy on those loans directly from them.

With Zillow out of the iBuying game, opendoor and offerpad seem to be the two dominate iBuyers here is Vegas.

The discounted price difference, does that come into play, i.e. come across as a taxable income? 

Did I interprete this wrong or PM is playing a smart one on me?

With all that said this territorial possession is about on the same playing field as the US was ten years ago during the great depression. 

I'm very interested to see how this plays out.

Not sure if that's how it would play out if rates go higher, but it seems to make sense that it could.Finally, I think an investor's strategy will probably differ depending on where they are in their investing career. 

I’ve started playing around with listsource.

I’ve learned a lot from reading since then and want to get back into the game.

To keep it simple Liquid Cash (Down Payment + Reserves )Credit Score / Credit history Depending on the size of the deal Net-worth comes into play Experience Background check