FHA loans are designed for borrowers who don't have a lot of money.

The reality is people are making money in virtually every market.

Having supported several investor acquisitions of small balance multi family recently and originating mortgages for the better part of two decades here are some quick pointers and considerations for investors: - Residential loans are considered multi family properties of 1-4 units.

Lenders typically originate the loans to investor specs using a warehouse line/line of credit (meaning borrowed money the lender is responsible for), then immediately (within 30 days) sell that loan to an investor.

I'd suggest he clear his cookies and re-login and if that doesn't work, to just email support@biggerpockets.com

In fact, we have a flip coming to market soon and we really needed stronger comps to support the price point we're going to be pushing.

You need to study Low and No Money Down Real Estate Investing.

I'm leaning towards the Authorized, even though it's a bit more money.

Hello everyone in BiggerPockets,I have been listening to many episodes of the BiggerPockets on how to invest my money in the Real Estate world in the past 3 months.

Coach Carson talks about the small but mighty investor and how you're way ahead of non-RE investors with a few solid appreciating properties3) If you haven't done this already put your money into high yield savings account so your cash reserves can grow 4 to 5% not a regular savings account earning 0.1% interest.