You can still find the 1% rule here, and with all the revitalization and new construction I think things will appreciate well, especially in the next 3-5 years as there continues to be growth.

Here are some points to consider:**Long-Term Rental (LTR) Property:**- Getting into the game sooner can be beneficial.

It would be an honor to see you again mate.I'll shoot you an email.Keep being great and speak soon 

We’ve shown it several times, but no one seems to be really motivated.

Because of your loan size, I would advise to buy the rate down using up to 2 points as those usually have the quickest ROI for the payment savings and you will not see rates drop low enough probably to do a refinance that makes since as it would take longer to recoup the cost of the refinance.HomeStyle Renovation loan does require all work be done by a GC so you cannot help with the repairs. 

Even that would be unusually aggressive right now.

In the long run, that property will go up in value and this may be a viable option.

Normally it is 30 days, but to be safe, I'd give them notice now and ask them to be out by Nov 30. 

If you’re looking to finance into your entity, a DSCR could be a good fit! 

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