@Patrick Buckley all my experience has come from trial and error.

Thanks, Horacio,There are numerous lenders that will lend without a debt ratio as long as his credit is good and the properties are rented, usually up to 75%.Try local banks first, but then look for a portfolio lender.Stephanie

I've heard numerous times about how important it is to put in multiple offers on different properties, because thats what ultimately gets a offer expected. 

I've heard numerous times about how important it is to put in multiple offers on different properties, because thats what ultimately gets a offer expected.

This is a really tight scenario with very little breathing room or room for error.

Hey OliviaThere are numerous loan programs out there that do not require income verification and if you're looking for cash out on free and clear properties, you'll be able to find it. 

Trial and error included.After reviewing the past three years and forecasting where we need to go for 2019, I find myself in need for the first time.

For those numerous titles with complications, such as inheritance issues, missing heirs, multiple entity transfers, separation of title rights, partial lien releases, etc., it’s much more complicated.I have been involved in many transactions in which lawyers differed as to what was needed to obtain clear title.

Report the full $100k otherwise you might get a matching error from the IRS.

They've been successfully flipping homes all year, and I've been a fly on the wall picking his brain during the entire process, learning everything I can through his trial and error with each deal.