Traditional sources of financing might be a good fit.

I've been planning and saving to start in real-estate via traditional house-hacking; however, I'll be moving to Boston for other reasons in the fall, where I'll certainly be priced-out of the multifamily market. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.HARTFORD, CT490K LISTING PRICE150K - 25% DOWN PAYMENT PLUS EXTRA (JUST IN CASE) VIA HELOCCOVENTIONAL LOAN 30-YEAR AT 3.99% INTEREST RENT - $900 PER UNIT, COULD GO UP TO $1000 PER UNIT (AS PER RENTOMETER, ZILLOW, AND BIGGER POCKETS)UTILITIES - "GUESS-TIMATED" $500-$1000 (WATER AND COMMON AREAS-LIGHT)2 BED ROOM, 1 BATHINCLUSION OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

I cant imagine a string trimmer did much beyond a few light scratches, unless tenant really got in there.

I'm all for subways, light rail, whatever you want to call it.

Hello All, Currently, i own a fleet of 65 trucks but I have been leasing inside of a few yards for some time now.The property should be between 7 and 10 acres in a light manufacturing zone or San Antonio.

Several traditional banks have turned me down because my tax returns show loses on my other businesses. 

(I won’t be able to work full time because I am going back to school which will hurt my DTI and make it hard to go through a traditional bank.

I have been using rehab grades (light, medium, heavy, extra heavy) with a corresponding $/sq ft. ie.

The traditional FHA loan is categorized as the 203(b) where as the rehab FHA loan is categorized as the 203(k).