I checked out their website.. they are showing C class and probably some D class rentalsCaution    they want you to get the loan and they are allegedly going to put some cash into these deals up front.. and you as investor get 60% ownership .. you are suppose to refi out in 5 years and pay them their cash plus 40% of the equity.. 

It depends on the type of loan and property you currently own.

What would be the better choice on doing a flip or a rehab for a rental a heloc or hard money loan?

I was thinking about this too.W-2 agent won't qualify from what I read so far.Actually I'm not sure hours spent selling my properties/applying for loan in my IRA account count towards those 750 hours.

I see investors who I have spoken with have issues with appraisals which heavily affect their loans, they have worked with certain companies that don't appraise correctly and even admit to it.

Personally, it's no one's business how many doors you have unless you're seeking a partnership, loan, etc.

Bank loan for purchase and rehab.

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Most mixed use lenders have a minimum of 400-500k loan size.

Purchase price: $370,000 Cash invested: $2,500 I'm thrilled to share that I recently purchased a multi-family property with a down payment of just $2,500, thanks to an FHA loan, alongside a generous $17,500 grant from Rhode Island.