@Mohsin MazharI had the same sentiments when I first started.

This was not unique to a specific lender but some made the process easier then others for sure.Anyway, I am now approaching 75% LTV (based on initial purchase price) for the last investment property with PMI so I reached out to start the process and was denied with no explanation.

I haven’t seen or started the application yet but i was wondering if anyone has gone through this or from a lenders perspective on any tips to maximize the amount I would get

I’m just starting my RE journey so I know my taxes aren’t very complicated, but still I wanted to use a professional and invest in proper tax planning from the start.

Here’s a 10-step process to get started with out-of-state real estate investing:Research and Select a Market:Identify markets with strong economic fundamentals, job growth, population growth, and potential for real estate appreciation.Consider factors like rental demand, vacancy rates, and local landlord-tenant laws.

Networking with local real estate agents, joining real estate investment groups, and even driving around neighborhoods looking for potential properties can help you get started.  

Hey Brandon, I'm sorry to hear about your mother, but it's exciting that you're starting to get into investing!

I'm relatively new to this so just trying to understand these tax implications before we get started.

My wife and I are just getting started on our real estate journey, and this is my 1st time posting in the forum.

So even though I could qualify for new financing based on the anticipated rental income of this new house across the street, I don't have enough saved for the 25% downpayment anymore.