Good afternoon and thanks for reading,I have the opportunity to purchase my neighbor’s house (4 bed/4bath/2 kitchens on 3.28 acres of timberland adjacent to prime BLM hunting grounds) in Walton, OR (about 40 miles outside of Eugene) and I need advice on securing capital for the rehab budget of approximately $80k-120k.Purchase price offered to me is $300k with a $50k downpayment and 5% interest with monthly payments and a 1-5 year term. 

My wife and I are considering getting into real estate, possibly short-term rentals.

I am looking to get into the real estate world in the short term with the idea of "house hacking" a duplex-quadplex with an FHA loan to start in the world of landownership.

Typically when you sell the title company requires forms to state if you are foreign or not, your ID, and they want to send 15% or 10% or (20% for long term) to the IRS at closing.

Jessica - Instead of focusing on the checking account I would focus on a bank that you would like to work with for loans, lines of credit, and other long-term borrowing needs.

Just make sure to shop around for good DSCR lenders and crunch the numbers to ensure it makes financial sense long-term.

If long term holds aren't working right now because of high interest rates, maybe look into mid-term or short-term rentals.If mid-term or short-term rentals don't work for a property or market, consider simple fix and flips.If entry prices for simple fix and flips are too high, maybe look for major renovations. 

The first is short-term rental properties.

Together, we negotiated favorable terms with the seller, ensuring a beneficial deal.

I am passionate about real estate investing and I am particularly passionate about commercial, small multifamily, single family houses, apartments, notes, condos, mobile home parks, self storage, wholesaling, development, short-term rentals, flipping, rentals, BRRRR, and house hacking.Outside of real estate, I enjoy helping fix the financial goals towards retirement, help people looking for health Insurance, Life Insurance and annuities.