It's not a house and is a good deal, but it's still only accessible to me after being in business for a while as personally speaking I started with no cash.

As the owner residing in the home, the tenant is considered a 'lodger' per CA law (my month-to-month explicitly retains my access to all parts of the house).

I have only one investment property, a rental which I own outright, but I would like to expand my real estate portfolio .

The property has plenty of equity but I can't access it to purchase the next property.

Great thing about Antioch is that they are currently expanding BART from Piitsburg to Antioch.

If it is a residential property, note the proximity of the nearest fire hydrant, bus stop, light rail stop, schools, stores, medical facilities, businesses, access points to freeways, etc.

That has helped me stay updated on the deals coming into the market.For analyzing I think you should build your own spreadsheet or become a member on bp to access their tools.

That's pricey MLS access and way under the table as you can't provide or sell such access.

This would give me access to the backside of the farm to build soon.How should I market his to make a quick sell, and what would be a good price to ask for a .75 acre plot with a septic tank, well, and creek access?

Interest rates are chosen base on price and are affected by the origination cost (which is not necessarily disclosed) For example, let's say:4.375% would cost you 3,5004.5% would cost you $500 in adjusted origination charges4.625% would give you a small credit of $1,500 to go towards your other costs.A lot of times what you will be offered is 4.5%, but this doesn't mean you don't have access to higher or lower rates, it will just cost differently.With a lender that charges significantly less origination, 4.375% might only cost $500, and therefore be offered to you.The new QM rule now imposes a cap on fees and points that can be charged for the borrower.