Rehab loan and the refinance into long term debt.

I have worked in investment banking, private debt, commercial banking, and private equity all at “prestigious” firms and closed $30bn+ worth of deals.

Would it be a good idea to vet a new Gc by getting estimates on rehabbing the third floor with carpet and mainly renovating the bathroom?

The main benefit for VA over an FHA loan is 0% down required and you don’t pay monthly mortgage insurance, which can add up to quite a bit in the long run.

Which you could do a section 8 or SSI rental and get a check every month the the Government.I will be giving you a couple senarios on pricing which the main focus is the heating cost and how you want the heating and AC installed.

Here's how I got there:$6800 GSR -$1700 Owner's unit (you'll be living in one unit)-$2890 Expenses (42.5% of GSR - left out CapEx, included management)-$2863 Debt Service ($582k @ 4.25% for 30yrs - that's 3% down on $600k)Total $653 cost to you each monthOnce you move out, you'll see ~$1050/month CF, which isn't bad.

I'm looking mainly in the 2-4 unit ranges.

Is there a way to just sell debt?

So this month I’ll be debt free, and I’ve been thinking about how I’m going to save money for my first purchase.

One of my colleagues does a lot of their debt business and they’re a great company to work with.