The leases end in October and August, so if I were to buy it with a loan I would eat a part of the mortgage for four months on one property and six months on another.

Our firm actually does no small amount of work with private equity firms that buy NH based businesses... and then don't want to deal with the NH tax issues and farm it out. 

if so here are a few resources:https://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortgages/owner-financing/https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/...https://www.amazon.com/My-Life-1000-Houses-Financing/dp/1534...https://www.amazon.com/Owner-Financing-Real-Estate-Comprehen...I'm hoping this helps but let me know if you meant something else!

Hello All,I’m on my second house hack in Chicago. My first was a 2 unit with an FHA and my second was a 4 unit with my VA. I have no entitlement left on my VA. 
I was a bit interested in Assumable a loan for a proper...

As a mortgage broker, I run into this question quite a bit.  

But because a certain unsophisticated part of the populace believes he possesses hundreds of millions of dollars, he is targeting for lawsuits by the attorneys general of at least 3 states, as well as two private law firms trying to put together class action suits.

we closed in October on a $950,000 9-unit building with $50,000 down and 6% mortgage amortized over 30 years with a 15 yr cash out.

Despite the ongoing decrease in mortgage rates, the real estate market is facing a persistent challenge as housing sales struggle to bounce back.

I'm sure my cash flow could vary based on the loan I would receive since I could use a first time home buyer loan but lets assume that I use a 30 year fixed FHA mortgage at 7%. 

My debt to income ratio isn’t great considering my current mortgage