The lender and brand will require experience when buying or building a hotel asset.  

It seems like there is a size requirement for rental property.  

It's a path that requires you to continually demonstrate your competence and establish credibility.

In the world of investing, Risk and Return are linked - the higher the risk, the higher the required return.So, there is NO WAY around paying a higher rate (assuming the same loan type) on a rental property - unless you want to commit fraud.

Buying land is a lot more complex, Time consuming, and requires more funds than buying an existing home.

I always tell them that I am required to follow a process which includes an application, credit and background check.

Many lenders now require you to submit financial statements to see how your business is performing as part of the underwriting process for a loan.

This is where we have income requirements such as the "two years of tax returns".Portfolio - I'll define these loans as loans that come from the bank's own "portfolio" of money.

Always research local pricing history and trends and speak to brokers knowledgeable in the immediate neighborhood to understand whether you have spotted a good deal.Not Being PatientUnlike shares in the stock market, where you can make a profit within days or even hours, real estate requires quite a bit more patience to start seeing gains.

https://www.rentspree.com/blog...Landlords and property managers are required by FCRA regulations to legally review a tenant’s credit report (with consent) for the sole intention of determining an applicant’s qualification to rent.