And for anyone wondering, I have a union job in NY doing highway construction right now that’s only in season 5 months a year, I still get compensated when I’m off.

What strategies did you take with private money in terms of refi, seasoning period, pay back methods to the lender?

No DTI, no seasoning, no asking about every penny you put in your account and where it came from, etc.  

I mostly want to save fees on my own acquisitions and sales, which will be in multifamily properties and eventually small scale commercial developments (probably in the range of 3 to 12 units).Thanks for your timedoes a bear  $$$$$ in the woods.. 

Without a strong tourist season, it could kill them off.

Ask a mechanic for career advice he's likely to be able to tell you how to become a mechanic.Ask a postal worker for career advice he's likely to be able to tell you how to become a postal worker.Ask Tiger Woods how to play a better game of golf he's likely to be able to tell you how to do it, ask him how to be a better real estate investor, and you probably won't get the best advice.How many rental properties does Mr.

I like to learn from people who are seasoned, which is not a problem.

I've spoken with a couple of local real estate agents, lenders, and a very seasoned investor, and most leaned towards "window shopping" for properties until the pandemic dwindles down and the economy is back stable.

Usually the seasoning period is 6 months - 1yr but I know there are lenders who only require 90 day seasoning.

Purchase price: $169,000 Cash invested: $8,000 Nice Family Home Located In Beautiful Stone Oak Great Kitchen With Island, Built In Microwave, Refrigerator, Plenty of Cabinets* Mahogany Solid Wood Front Door * Beautiful hardwood Flooring* Large master With Huge Walk In Closet* All Bedrooms Are Spacious* Water Softener* Excellent Schools w/ Lopez Middle School Within Walking Distance* Deck Overlooks Fenced Yard With landscaping** Shopping, Restaurants Close By What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?