If what I do serves any interest to you and could use a much lower lending rate, I'd love to share time and learn from each other (as I said, I want to learn more about real estate) and see how we can both help serve each other's bottom line. 

As a realtor, I’d hope and expect you’d still bullish on Tulum if you sell property there.I totally disagree that Cancun, Playa del Carmen have the same risk/reward profile for the simple reason that the oversupply in Tulum you mentioned is nowhere as bad in the other two places.

I'd ask my local banks/CUs/ mortgage broker if they do portfolio type, asset-based loans.  

But while rate is important, if there's one lender who is dramatically more responsive and seems more knowledgable than the other I'd probably go with them even if their rate is slightly higher for your first deal.

Hello Biggerpockets Community, I'm currently considering a unique opportunity to go 50/50 on a property with a friend, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this matter.Background:My friend and I are contemplating joint ownership of a property where they will live and cover the mortgage, while her and I contribute 10% down payment.

I have a basement that I'd like to get done by a certain timeline, so that rules out my solo DIY efforts. :)

I’d say just go for both the Chase and Discover.

Imagine if you had one single-family home.

do have a decent amount saved up in my stock portfolio that I want to sell to maybe acquire a second investment property but I’d like 4-6 unit would it be the right time now or take it slow and build up to that?

I'm new to the real-estate business buying and flipping houses, I'd also Iike to start renting aswell