I'd say that's probably my upper limit of cash for REI as well but considering I can loan money my actual investment could be more. 

Hey All,Wondering if anyone has seen this out there in the last month or if anyone has a referral of any banks currently offering this loan option?

Feel free to reach out with your inquiries and set up a call to see if he/she is a good fit. 

At 25% down I’m looking at roughly $2300 for principal, insurance, and taxes per month on a 30 year loan at 7.6%. 

What you are seeking here is an acquisiton/bridge loan.

My inquiry is primarily regarding the cost basis - can you elaborate on "the different methods of allocating land for CSS purposes" (I don't know how would you use insurance, cause they don't insure the land, nor Zillow does show land/house allocation).Just to double-check to make sure I get this correctly:Let's say I get a property for 100K, well below market value.The county tax assessment for the property is 250K, with 50K land and 200K improvement (or a 20% / 80% ratio).Which one do I use as the cost basis for the CSS?

Please feel free to reach out with your inquiries. 

My wife keeps telling me about a $0 down payment loan option that she’s been hearing about where if you can show that the rent will be greater than the mortgage, this type of loan will require $0 down or lower than the 20/25% requirement. 

I have about 60K in Heloc money I could use to purchase land lot in the Red River Gorge of Campton KY, pay that land off with the heloc, then use that paid off land to secure a construction loan from the bank or PM lender for a new ground up build.

The only reasons I would consider it would be to qualify for some private loan if I didn't want the loan to be under my personal name or if I was looking to finance a property before the seasoning period.