I recently came across this "FHA construction to permanent Loan" option which seems almost too good to be true, so I wanted to get some input on how this works and where I might be able to find a lender.

so it was an accidental flip.typically for your first few deals, you'd take out a hard money loan - and so you'd probably still need to (1) put 10-15% down, and then (2) make interest only payments during the rehab.  

Beyond just being targeted at residential landlords, they also market Doorloop to HOAs, student rentals, self-storage, commercial property management, and other groups that aren't as well served by the competition.

The rates for our loans for investors including DSCR loans, Fix-n-Flip Loans, and Ground-Up Spec Construction (as well as the rates for consumer Conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA rates) are driven by Treasury Rates as opposed to the Fed Funds rate, but there is a loose connection.

Thanks all,Hi Matt, here are a couple of other options on a DSCR loan for a 30-year fixed.

., your lender instructions and loan docs should be clear on that.

Looking at potentially doing student rental out there.

I recently was on a call with a loan officer on this new shared appreciation loan program CA is offering.

My math has all been conservative and assuming no appreciation/increase in rent/loan paydown which makes CA rent/own ratio's look bad.

The investors I know that use the common approach of putting 20% down and using new loans from a bank are choosing to invest in Ohio, Indiana, Georgia and other less expensives states.However, folks from CA find using creative finance to invest in AZ are making big bucks.