@Billy Houston- thanks  1) DSCR might work very  well for you ...if you can  qualify for a standard  conventional 85% ltv  loan - this would provide better  loan terms   2) yes - DSCR is very different than a cash out refinance 3) consider  getting fully pre approved for a standard  conventional loan at a 85% ltv ..this is  crucial  to do if you are looking to buy in a competitive market - thanks and all the best 

Hard Money is for suckers" is copywriting designed for you to want to get in touch and put in a loan request so they can sell your info to me and I can hopefully close your deal.In my marketing, I often use "Hard Money" as a blanket term for Real Estate Investors because its a widely know term, thought its rarely understood.There is good and bad to all things, including Hard Money vs Private Investor...It seems like you're giving up half your profit.I would think its worth paying a a bit of a higher rate and being able to keep 100% of the profit on some of your deals.I am happy to discuss further.

Catheys Valley's growing market further enhanced its appeal.

As you know already - marketing for seller-financed notes takes a great deal of time, patience, trial, and error.

I understand that doing bi-weekly simply means you are doing 13 mortgage payments a year as opposed to 12. So you get one payment each year that goes straight to principal. I've read other threads on the topic and it ...

There is an exact replica unit down the street higher (marketed well) and another listed for lower (marketed poorly) Both about $65 higher and lower.

You literally have a unicorn when it comes to lending in this market.

You need to be constantly looking at properties in real life so you know what the number actually look like in your market.

Hello All,I have a SFH property with about 500K in equity and a VERY low interest rate in an appreciating market.

Second, I'd like to know any specific marketing tactics and methods to screen potential renters.