It's a beautiful artsy town full of small cafes and shops that's increasingly popular with tourists (I saw a mix of Americans, Mexicans, and Italians).

payments being $2750 taxes includedOption 1 from New American Funding  -Appraisal fee of $525.00 WAVED -No appraisal needed -Rate: %2.74 -Monthly Savings: $ 312 per month -Total Interest Savings over the life of the loan: $84500 -Lender credit: $1629 -Total Closing cost: $1786 only for 3rd party fees - No PMI (they appraised my home at 515k) - Closing cost added to loan Better.com Option 2: - 2.375 rate -15,454 in closing cost including ($8,538 points) (rolled into loan) - PMI $57 a month $2250 1-2 years paymentsOption 3 Rocket Mortgage: PMI 10k closing costs2.75%I'm leaning toward option one just because it's less closing cost but also like option 2 because I plan on renting out my home in a year so I will be able to cash flow more.

@Sam Parr I’m not an expert on it, but my understanding is that pretty much all that needs to be done is the old drywall ripper out and new installed.

Originally posted by @Sam Waitkevich:@Jonathan BombaciThank you!

The 1031 Exchange Program allows investors to defer capital gains taxes due upon the sale of an investment property by reinvesting the proceeds into another property.Biden’s policy proposal, entitled “The Biden Plan for Mobilizing American Talent and Heart to Create a 21st Century Caregiving and Education Workforce,” states that it will be paid for by “rolling back unproductive and unequal tax breaks for real estate investors with incomes over $400,000.”

I'm asking this because all the books I'm learning from are American and in Spain it's more difficult to learn...

Benefit is points.I also got a Capital One Spark without having those first tier lines.I do VRBO, do the Sam’s Club no personal guarantee card is a gem for me.  

My other dilemma is that when I sold that last house I had to pay Uncle Sam which I am not a fan of for capital gains tax. 

@Sam J MrofczaI appreciate the feedback Sam.

Hi BP, Sam from Canada hereMy question today is: If I find a great BRRRR deal, have contractors very the Rehab costs via quotes, and have a realtor verify the ARV, what are my options for finding a lender to help fund the deal?