I have recently witnessed some people around me that I look up to have financial troubles in fields/jobs that should be “secure.”

The added fees, and compliance regulations have almost eliminated small independent investors, and financial institutions from doing mortgages, and in return have actually created worse situations for many consumers.

These loans are available for 1-4 unit properties as well and are quite common for those with income restrictions since they consider the deal itself more than personal financials.

To answer your question, an institutional investor and a major lending institution payed us (my company) $100 to $200 depending on the size of the rehab, scope and type building.

in 2015 or 2016, I did a search to find out how farmland fared compared to Residential Properties during the financial crisis.

All over the financial news I read talk about the upcoming financial recession. 

Did the seller provide the financials?  

I don’t financially have the funds yet for a down payment since I am working on rebuilding my business so my next strategy is to take the equity out of my home to use for a down payment but that will roughly be $40k so not nearly enough for the normal 20% down.

You can also earn a fee for referring those deals to institutional level investors.

From a business standpoint, I always recommend separating your STR financials into a dedicated checking account.