Hi, Has anyone used the Active Campaign program?  

Hi,Has anyone used the Active Campaign program?  

Looking on paper, and compared to Austin, there are some what appears to be screaming deals on multi-family and even  SFH in the Killeen area.  

I came across this listing that appears to be cashflowing, meets the 1% rule, and is in a C neighborhood (based on the blog post). 

There are different types of loan programs for all types of investment strategies and all types of borrowers. 

However, since this appears to be your first purchase I would be careful and recommend a home inspection.

I thought Freddie Mac SFR pilot program would take care of this problem. https://arbor.com/freddie-mac/sfr/https://a10capital.com/products/freddie-mac-sfr-pilot-programhttps://www.corevestfinance.com/freddie-mac-loan/

I've been provided by the seller what appears to be solid leases.What're some best practices in this type of transition? 

I'm trying to reach an account manager to negotiate a sale price, what they're claiming is owed is more than the market value of the house.I should also mention that my neighbors lawyer seems to think that he is no longer eligible for our state's foreclosure avoidance program because they never went and got help years ago when the finance company would have sent them letters for it.

It's just under $290/mo, which is about $100 cheaper than publicly offered programs.