We have about 20% as a "down payment," but I assume that avoiding a traditional loan would be the best way to avoid extra fees and costs.Have you ever purchased a home from a family member, and if so, how did you come up with the money? 

Currently conducting research and finding that most software is limited when it comest to:• Current Equity in the property• Updated Appraisal Value• Updated FTV %Reonomy has some of this information IF there is a CMBS loan; however, it only shows the appraisal value at the time the load was issued... so, it was issued in 2019 thats where the appraisal value stops, leaving a 5 year gap.

We used to do a ton of them but just went direct to the fund model so investors are tied to a portfolio of loans vs. one loan

Our combined expertise and strategic approach ensured we secured the property under favorable terms, setting the stage for a successful fix-and-flip transaction.

Adbi's local market knowledge was instrumental in securing the property for $135,000.

Your loan may be dependent on the income you are getting from the other side.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Typically if you call them back, it'll be too late.So I never tell anyone its rented or stop showings until I receive that hold deposit.The hold deposit is not some additional fee - its a portion of their security deposit paid in advance.

Escrow and reserves is $440 a month, I was thinking of offering payments of $1k a month and 5% interest for the 5-10 year loan term?

Generally, the lender's lien is secured by a mortgage or a deed of trust.