Yes, I've seen it change in the last couple of years, I had a lender that is a veteran credit union that used to offer them and they stopped.I am W2 employed and have a company on the side for real estate mainly short term rental.

A Realtor would work for you, help negotiate price and terms and know which builders are offering incentives to you, have a good reputation and will be your advocate during the entire process.

Nashville and Austin are both strong long-term markets.

Hi, I am a 37 year old half English, half Spanish guy living in Madrid, Spain and I have an unrelated business (Speciality coffee roasting) but have really got interested in investing in real estate as a side business and to help build long term wealth.

I would consider investing with you, but I'm not ready to commit my "emergency" funds for four years.I am actually 4K to 5K short a month for retirement.

If the lease is silent on the issue, you should give reasonable notice (normally 30-60 days prior to end of lease term).

They will usually issue an LOI with the proposed terms and they are subject to change during the course of UW.

I've been a full-time REALTOR since 2010 and have a small portfolio (3) of long-term rentals.

Our portfolio in Illinois (close to Chicago):All properties in this portfolio are the exact same layout in terms of sq ft and having 2 bedroom and 1 bathroom and are Condos in a 4 unit building Only difference is when each unit was renovated or not.

Still working on terms and waiting on appraisal.Any information is welcome and greatly appreciated!