You'll need a 580+ credit score, 3.5% down payment, closing costs (2-4% of purchase price depending on credit score and state), and a DTI of no more than 57%.

@Jaime Powell - hey, we are based in the ATL, and I've closed several loans (fix/flip, rental, STR) in the Augusta market.  

Just looking for alternatives besides public REIT's like Essex ESS which was the highest returning publicly traded REIT from 1994 until 2020 averaging around 17% (I don't have the exact number but it's close) and Prologis PLD.

Property purchase price was $305,000 it needed about $10k in updates and we were able to get the sellers to pay $6k in closing costs.

In one case, he actually was instruction the incompetent attorney for the former owner on how to present his case in the best light for the judge. 

Steps I was thinking of following:1) Get electrical up to code since its all 2 prong outlets and the panel is way outdated.2) painting of the whole house3) Demo kitchen and bathroom4) Renovate kitchen/bathroom5) install new floors6) input new appliances7) input new light fixtures8) etc.

If I choose option 2, can she still come to the closing event on Tuesday?

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I want to put it in an LLC but my realtor says that I cant until after closing, He said because the LLC isn't formed yet.

I’m getting ready to close on a property in a college town in central Minnesota.