Tied to this is the fact that it is very hard for us to make informed decisions about making purchases in markets we are unfamiliar with, given the normal ebb and flow of real estate activity.That said, I am not raising this primarily to criticize these companies, but rather to focus on the practical effect of what they leave out.

I'm in the high 7s now with no points on a 5 year balloon on build loans.

Hi,As a cabinet distributor, I have never found that replacing doors are cost effective.

But, if you love being sold constantly, then being high pressured into EVERYTHING. 

Obviously down payment size effects equity, how much you’ll profit each month if the property is kept, how much you are able to pull out with a refinance etc. 

On the long-term rental side, I'm not exactly sure where your house is, but getting over $3,000 a month right now is for homes that are on the high end and in really nice neighborhoods.

Also, business cards are evaluated differently and high balances aren't treated as severely, if at all.My main concern is how to structure a deal so these get paid back in a timely manor.

I would highly recommend connecting with @Josh Brook

Given the potential for high returns, customizable involvement levels, and significant tax benefits, I believe this is a great investment opportunity, particularly in markets experiencing rapid growth.I've been keeping an eye on developments in Georgia, where builders are struggling to meet the surging demand driven by population increases in certain areas.

Acquiring an income earning property with high potential for appreciation for less than $20k out of pocket?