I actually signed an initial set of disclosure docs to agree to this rate for a duplex that I'm closing on.The lender reached out to me with new documents today stating that there is a change in loan terms.

Today’s landlords aren’t just offering office space or empty lots for construction anymore.

@hayes (the little @ symbol isn't working today), I don't see a deal here. 

Rehabbing distressed MF is about the only way to make money in today's market-if you can swing it.

A new policy has been implemented so my attorney and the bank has made it clear that the next thing before funding can be fully carried out is to have the loan insured in your name, the reason for the loan insurance is to protect you against any future lapses or default from your end to make repayment on time, the loan insurance policy need to be obtained in order to get funds across to you and the fee to have the loan insured is $3000 and the process will be completed before 24 hours.You need to make this payment today so we can finalize the loan later today.I await your response ASAP so we can proceed with the loan transaction.Note: The insurance fee is 100% refunded at the point of funding and you are expected to receive the insurance fee to be added to the loan amount at the point of funding (a total sum of $178,000.00 as against $175,000.00."

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello I'm a newbie and I'm not sure if i'm doing this correctly.I'm going to go look at this property today to see if my rehab costs may be higher or lower. 

I am available to discuss your property today if you have some time.  

My day to day is on residential job sites with contractors, homeowners and architects.I really have taken an interest in an owner-occupied unit to rent out but a little hesitant on getting started since the market is crazy.

Just a little nervous for our first property so much has been done today.

If it were on the market today, would you buy it as an investment?