Hello everyone I’m based out of CT and looking to lock in some wholesale deals.

With the newly passed lead laws, the state seems to be getting much more strict about demanding landlords have a Certificate of Conformance for lead based paint issues on both the inside and outside of the house.

I just heard back from the bank and her response to my inquiry I emailed and said"I'm not finding any information that the adverse market refinance fee is still active, I've only found information to the contrary.Linked article from The Federal Housing Finance Agency mentioning the fee has been done away with as of August 1, 2021"Her response"You are correct, no hit for Cash out on primary residence, that has gone away but we do have adjusters for Loan to value and cash out loan to value along with credit score and 2-4 unit"This is problematic to me on so many levels, why was she willing to increase my interest rate based on her ignorance, who is watching and making sure these lenders are doing the right thing?

DM me if you are interested and I can send you our quote based on your profile.

For anyone looking to do section 8, know that you should buy based on market rent, not FMR.

Lol developers normally can tie up dirt based on reputation in the area.. and like I said substantial non refundable EM in the 6 figure range..

So I could use this new property as a better home base. 

He spent over 2 hours on a call sharing his vast amount knowledge based on his experiences, being a property manager and investor himself in the Indianapolis market for over 30 years.

@Edwin Saldivar  We have a no seasoning product for non-owner occupied property that would allow you to pull cash out based on the new value.

We worked to cultivate cash flowing houses as the base of our investment pyramid, followed by fewer, nicer houses in an appreciation area (fancier houses in a beach side location), which we use for STRs.