https://www.hud.gov/buying/loans🤯FHA 203k (3.5% down): The 203k is a phenomenal product and alternate version of the FHA that allows you to roll your rehab costs into your loan amount.

@Tyler SolomonAuthor of the article: "Sebastian Rivas is the founder and Head of Product for Andes STR, a leading Short-Term Rental investments and technology firm."

He really doesn’t make a distinction between good and bad debt.

The statute literally says the LLC is a distinct entity from its member(s).

FHA is a strict loan product, and not always rehab friendly.

New construction Duplex/Triplex/Quadraplex will range from 400-700k in Ocala and the same product will be more expensive in Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa ect however you can still find a small older duplex that will need work in the 250k range in the outskirt areas.

If I have to pay my employees 10% more, my rent 10% more, my product initial cost 10% more, I'm passing that to my customer.

DSCRs are ideal investment loan products since I have clients who 6 or more investment properties and all that matters to get the next loan is the borrower credit score, down payment amount and current or projected rents.

Namely for starters, they have professional codes and requirements that force them to pass on investments they would like to buy themselves. 3) I would draw a clearer distinction of sort between "working" and "investing". ;)  Some people just don't have the entrepreneurial spirit or tolerance for risk or etc and thats okay.

The renovations may take a bit longer and can be more expensive however, the final product is usually amazing!