You can also have the funding and then not get the property under contract and then you have to reapply for the loan, ping your credit....not the best way.Both options work, it depends on you as an investor and what you feel comfortable doing.  

One question I'm often asked by sellers and fellow investors is, "should I rehab the bathroom". And while I'm not a lawyer, I'll give you the standard lawyer response: it depends.As with most things related to an inve...

Could be debt ratio, down payment, credit score etc...Try Home Possible. 

Thanks for the tip.

They are all slightly different on things like, can cash out be used as cash reserves, seasoning, LTV's and min. credit scores.

I only own 3 properties, if you own more (or have mortgages on more than 3), cant remember, they will not do equity lines of credit for investment properties.

Learn how to do a credit report and read them19.

If you're a prospective buyer of a multi-family unit, here's another tip you might find useful when you're kicking the tires on a prospective property.Don't just look at the currently occupancy, check the eviction filings for that property address (it is probably public record at the courthouse - depending on where you're located). 

The W-2 job allows you to form a cash and credit basis from which you can start purchasing properties.

Also his credit score comes back as N/A.