I this era of high taxes, insurance, and historically normal rates (notice I didn't say high rates as they are currently somewhat the historical norm), it's hard to do a higher loan-to-value deal and get the rents to cover the PITI + any HOA.

Normally if you are not living in the property, you need a 20% down payment.

I’ve done several live-in flips and have gotten confident at flooring, baseboards, and paint.

Here is the scenario.The current property purchase price is $250k, promissory note is $450k, let's say the property sells at $1M.

They said current owner is responsible even though they were for previous owner

Can anyone explain me the pros and cons of each and what are some of the best banks lending at this current time in Florida?

For Colorado, where I live and work as an RE agent, I joined the local chamber and started a networking group.

For context, I live in Salem, MA and a few years ago my husband and I were looking to buy a house that was not turnkey, but also livable, that we could live in while updating, and rent on weekends (either a room or the entire home) during Salem’s busy Halloween season.

I would use current interest rates and terms for your refinancing calculations in case rates do not decrease.

Once i have my permanent financing completed, then I'll confirm that it's gone well =D  I lived in this market for 7 years while I did my schooling(undergraduate and graduate) and have family and friends  (as well as business partners) in the area.