The PMI gets higher as you step up from 85-90-95% LTC.So even if you can get approved for this, you need to ask yourself are you willing take on potentially years of cashflow loss, for the privilege of owning the property?

Are you currently holding rentals here, or are you considering entering/exiting the market?

Let me know if you’d like some tips on finding those connections or if there’s anything specific you’re focusing on right now.

Banks aren't really in the business of lending to real estate investors anyway...they focus primarily on "operating entities", but they can be done.

Hi Myriam,Welcome to the BP forum and starting can be a little confusing but that is why we are here to help. 

Hi all,I am new to the real estate world and my primary purpose in posting this is to introduce myself to fellow investors and agents in the area.

Tenants are divorsing and leaving the property and we are now ready to return the deposit. 

It's not really about the area, it's about the spread on that deal.

Some investors and agents talk about off-plan opportunities as if they’re an easy route to massive returns, but the reality is that it’s far more complex.Buying off-plan can be incredibly rewarding, but it requires doing your homework, understanding market trends, and knowing which developers are truly reputable.

I work with several investors in the area. and a deal for one will be different depending on what you are looking for.