All I do is investment properties -- either fix 'n flips or buy & holds. 

@Kenneth N.

I bought this HUD house back in 2010 using a n FHA rehab loan with my then girlfriend,now wife, glad that worked out!

Your goals and story: Currently have 1 rental property (2 units), looking to get another during WinterType of property: Multi familyLocation of property: TNPurpose of financing: For downpayment on conventional loan with another propertyType of financing sought: Private money loan between friend and ICurrent or prior ownership of real estate: Currently own 1 property (2 units)Occupancy: Currently owner occupied with VA loan in my first multi familyValue of property at present and/or your offer price: n/aAfter repair value: n/aAnticipated or actual appraisal issues: n/aCurrent rents per month: n/aFair market rents per month: n/aDown payment or equity: 20% downpayment for conventional loanSource of down payment funds, if applicable: Possibly private funds + my own cashIncome Source: Salaried W2 + monthly income from my first multi familyMonthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $FICO: good/excellent, (right on the border line)Credit issues: noneAdditional details: *** Hi all, quick question/idea.

I do have a reference here locally and it's https://locations.gocolonial.com/tx/fort-worth/10860-n-beach-st.html- Nancy Brannan with Colonial Savings, 18 branches here in Texas. 

I am a seasoned investor that has focused on new construction projects and flix n flips in the Northwest Georgia market.

We’ve been considering the tuff n needle or memory foam from what I gather so far any spring/coil seem outdated.

I am a seasoned investor that has focused on new construction projects and flix n flips in the Northwest Georgia market.

When I was doing residential fix n flips I was originating/buying 50 notes annually totaling $10 million.  

Virtually the only investors to lose money on San Diego buy n hold are those that sold at market lows.