If they weren't prohibiting conventional loans they may be trying to steer a purchase to a homeowner especially if they have a stated period where only loans from homeowners will be accepted.

HML to start and will finance out with conventional 4% rate How did you add value to the deal?

There's tons of people on conventional loans that airbnb their houses when they go on vacation or just aren't in town. 

It hovers around 6-7% as of 2019 so I changed my vacancy rate to 7% I upped my CapX from 7% to 10% like you mentioned.No this would be a conventional loan non owner occupied non FHA.

So, I would plan for owner-occupied conventional mortgage. 

I want to grow exponentially but I’m hesitant to keep buying with 20% down conventional loans (which is what all of my properties were bought with).

I want to grow exponentially but I’m hesitant to keep buying with 20% down conventional loans (which is what all of my properties were bought with).

Assuming a 3.25% interest rate and a 5% conventional loan, his total payment was going to be around $1,990.

Know when all the the big conventions in town, etc. 2) Speak with a lender about your refi options 3) I would work with a developer who has experience working with the city to create extra units via the available bonuses, and get those pre approved plans.  

It would be a high interest, but at least keep me safe if the market were to suddenly drop out before I got a chance to refinance into a conventional mortgage.