For what it's worth, I've been in exactly your position with a tenant of mine in a Holly Springs PUD back many years ago.

Some programs will let you spend as much as you like to buy the rate down (to their rate floor), while others do have a cap of 3-5% max buydown like you mentioned.o Seller concessions: The typical max allowed seller concession on a DSCR loan is going to be 2-3% of the loan amount.

Typically its 80% of the total cost of the project or even 20% down of purchase price, funding 100% of your rehab.

Is it worth pursuing lower priced housing and rehabbing for a buy and hold in the pursuit of better cash-flow, or is it just too risky?

As for the disability benefits, it depends on the state, but as a general rule of thumb, you are typically only exempt from property taxes on your primary residence.

Hi Bryan,It's very rare that you would be able to put down 0% on these deals as lenders like to see that you have some skin in the game (worth giving a try though).

The Issues between tenants and landlords typically are handled at the county court level.

Honestly, my time is worth way more than a few hundred dollars but I would absolutely confront them about the problem.

Worth it IMHO.I agree with @John Underwood that it shouldn't make too much of a difference.You can always charge the guests less and then expense the difference.

Im interested in buying a multi family property in Blythe, CA. I currently reside in Arizona. It will be my first out of state investment. Is Blythe a good place to invest?