My point is the margins in residential RE is thin (negative at most high LTV purchases).  

It's a fixer upper but not too much room for big repair dollars given comps so would want to get some concession on purchase price if possible.Thanks!

You will do yourself a huge favor by getting his books and utilizing his information.

I would love to purchase both.

We are looking into buying an RV park. Looking for anyone whos done this and can give us info on the due diligence process. I know it's going to be way different than single family and small multi but I'm not sure how...

Here are the numbers…Purchase $375,000.00Cleanout $25,000.00Rehab $375,000.00 (I estimated a little under 275, 100k lesson) All in right at $775,000.00With current rents the NOI is 108,000 annual.

We are quoting 700+ credit borrowers at 6.57% on a 30Y fixed Non QM DSCR purchase at 75% of purchase.

If I was interested in purchasing a seller financed home with the total price of say $700,000, could the loan be structured to pay off say $150,000 to the seller over a 4-year period with the remaining due after that period?

I am retired and collecting a pension and access to 401k funds (1099-R income)...so I am wondering how all of the information I am hearing about tax benefits as it pertains to W2 incoming applies to my 1099-R income. 

Purchase price: $440,000 Cash invested: $20,000 4bed 2.5 bath 1811sq ft - New build from D.R.