The guy buying $20K SFR's in the hood has very little in common with the private equity group buying 300+ unit new construction communities, other than they're both investing in RE.

I think the best option is a private lender to float this until we can refi in 6-12 months to capitalize on the built in equity at purchase and value add opportunities.I'm interested in this Fannie Mae pilot program you mentioned though, will be sure to look it up.

Just sent you a private message.

Paid customers also have the ability to import a CSV of comps from any other source such as Redfin or their MLS of their choice to perform that sales comparison analysis.

I've also filed a complaint with the BBB and found similar stories there and in two other placesIt seems that they have served some customers well in the past, but in my case they are only collecting money, and not marketing leads.

Instead take turns being each other's private lender (for down payments, paired with Fannie mortgages) and keep each one just in one person's name.

It is also important to note that there are at least three different ways to calculate the spread of the deductions over the first five years, which allows you to customize the accelerated depreciation deductions to custom fit your tax needs, and maximize your benefits.However, if you do not take advantage of bonus depreciation upon the first year of filing tax returns, you will lose the opportunity.

Your number will be different I am sure.If you want to grab another phone call next week for 15 -20 minutes, please reach out to me privately and I will be happy to share some more with you.

A lot of professionals will settle close in with a good elementary school or private school nearby.

If want to keep private feel free to PM.