Just want to figure out if agency debt is based off of the agency or the lender specific spread.

I was looking into Gama based on the Frank Rolfe article.

Financing based on lender's equity in the property is much preferred. 

I made the decision based on the slow response time, amount of rental properties holton wise owns themselves, cost, and being given bad information (I still am trying to track down the prorated rent from October when I closed).

One property did at least provide reasons why they were selling the property (I had to ask, because the property's cash flow is insane based on their description). 

You just need to speak with relationship based local banks who will lend on apartment buildings, mixed use, local commercial deals, etc.

Based on what you are interested in, have you considered purchasing a primary residence that needs updating/renovating? 

Realtors
Lending officers
Wholesalers
Property managers
Title companies/Escrow officersHeck even Dentists could use this
Anything local where you have a physical location/office and you generate leads based on your local geographic location.



AIRDNA: As is (1bed/1 bath): Projected Revenue $50k/year, Net Operating Income $24k/yearPost rehab/rebuild (3 bed/2 bath): Projected Revenue $120k/year, Net Operating Income $76k/yearZillow Rent Estimate:As is (1 bed/1 bath): $2,900/monthProjected rent based on comps in area: $6,500/month We would also more than likely include an ADU in the new build.

Definitely take a look at the real estate rookie podcast and am also a huge fan of the On the Market podcast for more real estate related things.