@Tyreese Gadlin To be clear, are you talking about getting a hard money loan for the down payment, and conventional bank financing for the main part?

So, as you are talking to lenders, ask them if they are a portfolio/balance sheet lender.Mark

We can always talk more if that is a place you are looking to invest in. 

You can search ownership at the county recorder (or a title company) if you don't already know who it is.Depending on the situation, you might not need to talk to the bank at all.Keep us posted.

I currently own 4 rentals and I am always eager to talk to others about what they are doing.

BP community,Hello to all I wanted to start a discussion on Lease Purchase, I want to know how to decide when a investor should consider this solution to 

Assuming 25% of income for rent, which is probably low for what most people actually pay, you are talking about a resident earning between $26,000 and $30,000 before taxes.  

And until you're very well established, you'll rarely be the only one they talk to, so you'll usually be bidding competitively, and there's always someone who's willing to overpay.The last thing DFW needs is another clueless wholesaler pitching deals that have overstated ARV and underestimated renovation costs.

Perhaps we could grab cup of coffee sometime and talk shop.

www.dgcementco.com i just talked to them and they said "someone from the estimating department will contact you"... loli prefer individuals to do my concrete and not a company that has a "department", but we'll see. thanks for the lead.