Typically wholesale deals that make good rentals, will have a higher percentage (approaching 80%). 77% to 80% is commonly seen from the "big box" wholesalers in town for their rental inventory.  

Hi BPers,Has anyone seen better terms for multifamily lending than 20 yr am fixed, 80% LTV? I'd really like to find a 25 year am if possible. (I'm guessing 85% LTV is out of the question.)My loan shopping focus has be...

When trying to get financed using a conventional loan how does the debt to income ratio work when purchasing additional properties?  

Great Job.Saved up some more RE deal money for a basic conventional loan offers. 

I am ready to buy, but I don't really want to move.1) I could buy with FHA and get lower rates - but then I'd have to move.2) I could buy with conventional - but eat into my margin, and my monthly rent wouldn't go towards paying down a property.3) I could talk to my landlord and see if he would be willing to do a Rent to Own a.k.a.

Two people (one measuring and one drawing) using a combination of laser tapes and conventional tapes can measure a conventional 2000sqft house in maybe an hour or two max with less error than using an extension tape alone.

This is largely an echo of what others have said, but you have 2 choices:1)Continue working and RE investing on the side, max out your 10 converntional loans using your W2 to qualify, then you may be able to quit and max out your wife's 20 conventional loans based on her W2 and your now seasoned rental income.

Wells Fargo as well as most other banks and conventional lenders do not offer such loan.

The purchase will be made using a conventional 30-yr mtg in my name--thus I don't have an LLC or other business entity established.  

The short sales and REO's have not been a major factor in Vegas for a while now (combined they make up less than 20% of our available inventory).