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Michael Paling Section 8 previous owner issue
3 August 2022 | 5 replies
Hey BP, I’m curious what other people’s thoughts are on my situation….I bought my first duplex in Michigan to house hack back in mid-June.
Michael Cavitolo 3.5% FHA or 5% Conventional w/ NO PMI
4 August 2022 | 5 replies
Hello @Michael CavitoloIf you can qualify for No PMI/Reduced MI that is definitely a go!
Jak Carsten Less than 20% Conv. Mortgage
11 August 2022 | 3 replies
FHA, owner occupied3.5%Conventional, owner occupied 5%Conventional, non owner occupied, first investment25%Conventional, Multi Family Home, non owner occupied, experienced investor (having owned one property for 6 months+)20%Conventional, Single Family Home, non owner occupied, experienced investor (having owned one property for 6 months+)15%Second home, owner occupied10%Alternative qualifying loans for owner occupied (ex: bank statement loans which don't require your tax returns, great for self employed or multiple streams of income, no MI required)10%Alternative qualifying loans for non owner occupied (ex: DSCR which qualifies you based on the asset, great if DTI is an issue)20%
Ryan Taylor How can this be changed??
11 August 2022 | 4 replies
So I was thinking....does PMI/MI seem a bit ridiculous...I'm mean...tacking on an additional 300/350 bucks a month to do nothing but protect a lender of default from the borrower...Hear me out...your already qualifying for the loan...if your DTI and FICO support you getting debt...then perhaps something other than LTV should negate PMI/MI...maybe set the guidelines at an 800 FICO and no PMI/MI is warranted...dont you think this would "open the door"...pun intended...to price points that would otherwise disqualify a borrower because of payment with the additional PMI/MI included in the payment...HOW CAN THIS BE CHANGEDJust a thought...what say you??
Cameron Mertens What would you do with $50,000?
15 August 2022 | 7 replies
Congratulations on your successful house hack.Two things come to mind.One, to answer your immediate question, you could easily invest $50,000 in a market like Michigan and generate a $700 a month positive cashflow after your mortgage including all expenses and a management company.
Bryan Unruh Looking for STR owners to network with
15 August 2022 | 2 replies
I'm trying to start a short term rental business and would like to buy my first one in Michigan until I'm more familiar with managing.
Scott Trench National Newspaper Wants BP Community's Input!
22 August 2022 | 38 replies
Most recent purchase was in Lansing, MI.
Jordi Valado Market Research for Out of State Investing
25 August 2022 | 20 replies
Hi BP Fam, I have been doing some market research and I have narrowed my potential markets down to the following five markets; DETROIT, MI,AKRON, OH, CLEVELAND, OH, MEMPHIS, TN, and MILWAUKEE, WI.
Lukas Obel Just graduated College and want to start investing-What now?
23 August 2022 | 15 replies
Mi MichaelThanks for the response!
Joshua Spegel Need advice - DEED question!
25 August 2022 | 11 replies
This is in Michigan