Non-accredited investors can invest:1.  

So if the current tenant is being evicted for non payment of rent, then it is likely that they are also going to be losing their voucher and very unhappy.

I'm still trying to get my hubby on board with all this, he is the non-risk taker (that's a good thing, we balance nicely).My first question for the community: I've been thinking of getting my real estate license, even while I lived in WI.

Originally posted by @Harry Metzinger:@David Galan, ...and the most you can pull out for a cash-out refi on an investment property is 75% LTV...Can you guys share some asset based lenders that have loan products for non-owner occupied investment SFRs?  

Texas is a non-disclosure state, which means that actual sales prices are not available to the public.The online sites like Zillow use hocus pocus algorithms to guess the sales price.

I think it is important to specify which of the two types of notes you are looking for; Non-performing or Performing.  

Expenses are more than you estimate, turnovers cost you more, non payment is usually an issue, etc.

CMHC-insured financing can help open the doors to homeownership by enabling homebuyers to purchase a home with a minimum down payment starting at 5%*.Features Loan-to-value ratios up to 95% for 1 – 2 unit owner-occupied properties.Loan-to-value ratios up to 90% for 3 – 4 unit owner-occupied properties.Down payment flexibility — In addition to traditional sources, non-traditional sources of down payment are permitted for loans with loan-to-value ratios from 90.01% – 95%.Flexible financing options — single advance and progress advances are available.CMHC-insured mortgages are portable — helping to reduce or eliminate the premium on the purchase of a subsequent home.CMHC homeowner mortgage loan insurance is available to a maximum of one property (1 – 4 units) per borrower/co-borrower at any given time.CMHC offers mortgage loan insurance premium refunds for homeowners who purchase an energy-efficient home or purchase and make energy-saving renovations to an existing home.

For entities that exist to preserve the value and lifestyle of a community, HOA's don't seem to give a damn that investors are rescuing an often neglected home with a non-performing account, and turning them into a quality place to live with a HOA fee paying homeowner.Are others around the country seeing these outrageous fees, and is there anything that we can do to combat this?

I'm interested rehabbing a property and refinancing the hard money it into a non owner occupy conventional loan of 75 - 80 percent of the ARV.