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If there were a lender offering terms a mile ahead of the industry, the rest of the industry would have no business, unless said company was horrible at marketing.But I haven't heard of them, but that should hold much weight, as it seems a new DSCR lender hits the scene weekly at this point.

In my experience, there are plenty of small banks/credit unions that are cool with student rentals as long as they're all on one lease.

Just sent the first 17 letters to the owners of distressed properties on my long list.

It is not unusual for lenders to hold foreclosed properties for long periods of time before putting them on the market.

Hi all,New to Bigger Pockets but started following real estate closely a long time ago.

After 2 years sell to use the sec121 exclusion for capital gains (doesn't help with depreciation unrecapture).Yes, DST and syndications have a long running thread right now about their risks. 

Does not matter how long you held the property.

I am not sure how long its been since no response.

I'm wondering if he would be willing to accept an offer that has long term tax benefit, I would give him his asking price, the only real problem I foresee in the repayment would be another big downturn.