Consumers think price, business owners think profit. 

We have never had a complaint, but from what I understand they can be very time-consuming to deal with.  

So that means that any consumer debt that you currently have, plus the new proposed mortgage debt can not exceed 56.9% of your monthly averaged income.It will be much easier for you to qualify for a larger loan on a 2-4 unit property, than it will a single family, because on the 2-4 units you will get the benefit of the rents coming in from the other units.

So now I'm opting to pay down some of the outstanding mortgages and never worry once about half of my portfolio is completely paid for.

I've been an agent for years and I've been watching and consuming content for a while now.

Maryland, particularly the DC suburbs are an incredibly low risk area, and so consumate with that the yields are low.

That is more time consuming but it can be amazing if you get lucky/have the time to dedicate to it. 

I’m looking to learn about transitioning from residential MF to commercial MF (with goal of cash flow, not generational wealth).Seeking any recommendations for good reads (to be real, I’ll probably opt for Audible listening), or any good webinars or online lessons/sessions about Commercial Multifamily investing.

I am learning that we need to step away from doing the work ourselves as it is just consuming too much of our time so we did actually hire plumbers for the new bathroom as well as professional tile guy and it was nice to eliminate that burden so we are looking forward to hiring even more on the next flip where necessary.

Someone posted in mortgage forum that Chase added a 1.25% price hit to 2nd homes today (for any consumers - price hit  means 1.25% added discount points for the same interest rate).