DSCR loans typically have higher rates, pre-payment penalties, and may not let you pull as much money out as you would like because they will be based on 2 factors: the appraised value of the home and how well the rent coming in can cover the PITI payment each month (Principal , interest, tax, insurance). 

Hi All,I have been passively investing as an LP in syndications for about 6 months.

So the friend contributing the least upfront would own the least stake at first and would gradually buy more into it as they paid the most monthly to build up equity into the project.

Other than that I have perfect payment history.Debts:Storage unit-         $190 monthPhone bill-             $160 month (i pay for my moms phone)Truck payment-   $1150 month (owe $58,000) impulse buy, and may be able to sell and get out of loan if needed. 2.9% interestStudent loan payment-    $150 month.

I’m really not sure that’s worth the investment - even at $50 per month extra rent that would take 15 years to recoup. 

I own 2 rental properties, the first one is paid in cash and the second one i have a mortgage on it which i pay 464 in total including tax and insurance, trying to see how much i would qualify using only my rental income while i look for a job once moving there in ilhaving a hard time qualify for a loan since they cant use my job income that i have here in cali, been told that I need to move there first and work at least 1 month and then apply or I need a job offer letter. 

I have a tenant that doesnt pay rent,and i have been trying to evict for over a year.lawyer says its the courts being backed up the reason why its taking so long.is there another way to evict a non paying month to month tenant that i enherit as a new owner?

Finally got tenants in last month and this month I am told the septic is full and backing into the house. 

Take out a lower(comparatively) rate CES for 6 months with plans of paying if off in full say after selling the asset.CES(Long-term)- Perhaps you're risk averse, and want a fixed rate long term, with consistent payments and don't have plans to pay off the note.

Hi All,  I have a single family home that has been a long term rental I am weighing thoughts of cashing out vs renting it again as tenants vacate end of this month.