I do not have much cash on hand at the moment.

But let's assume for a moment that your rate is SUPER low....you can always get a HELOC on your property instead of getting a cash out loan.   

At this moment, I realize I truly don't like dealing with contractors and feel very alone in this journey of building a portfolio of real estate.

A coherent national policy should have already been thought out and laid by for the moment.

Putting it under my name is not a option at the moment.

I'd love to take advantage of these low rates at the moment, but its proving difficult because I don't have that W2 income anymore and NON QM doesn't seem like a viable route at the moment.Has anyone here been in my position before?

I'd love to take advantage of these low rates at the moment, but its proving difficult because I don't have that W2 income anymore and NON QM doesn't seem like a viable route at the moment.Has anyone here been in my position before?

I'd love to take advantage of these low rates at the moment, but its proving difficult because I don't have that W2 income anymore and NON QM doesn't seem like a viable route at the moment.Has anyone here been in my position before?

I was a licensed real estate agent (REALTOR) with Keller Williams and EXP Realty and did very well in NC, but not licensed at this moment in SC (I represented myself on my own deal as well - which took 5 months of haggling for a land developer deal).

The rates on 30yr fixed at the moment has me drooling.