To be fair, they made me aware that $2350 would be refunded after completion of the first deal.The other $650 is the cost of 2 appraisals that need to be within 10% of your ARV on a property in order for them to fund the property.I would also have 24/7 access to advisors and a plethora of listings “right in your own backyard” to choose from.

My best year was selling $142 Million in 2005..and being named the "No.1 Re/Max Commercial Team in the World."

I would look at the rental properties around you first and then if you find it is not a good market, consider out of state (OOS) investing.YUP  unless your doing big TEXAS MF type deals... of a commercial nature like Cody above..

Since it's over 4 units, I'll need to find a commercial policy.

@Ada Tor Running a VRBO / Airbnb is considered a commercial business.

It’s a commercial property with 1947 year old house/garage/workshop & she’s saying she lives there but doesn’t.

@Kevin Leppink I’m not sure how similar Utah is to NC, but as RE agents here we have access to something called Realist which is a public record database.

Open to both commercial and residential for the time being.

I’ve accessed the equity in my rentals via cash out refis and HELOCs and every lender I’ve used wanted to see income and still evaluated my DTI ratio to qualify the loan.

(You don't have access to this kind of info at first).