But, that is not always the right answer and you should speak with someone familiar with your personal situation to get advice specific to you.

I'd also mention that the rents were raised because they were well below market value and still are below market value, so they've been paying less in rent for X years.I'd also explain if the floors get replaced, they have to move all of their stuff out of those rooms and leave it out until the new floors can be walked on.

I wouldn't recommend getting a loan for a down payment but if you do be careful cause your DSCR might not cashflow as well.Let me know if you want to discuss this any further or have any other questions.Best,Jackson

I'd see about delaying my move 6-8 months....you may see an uptick in sale prices come Spring and get out clean then.

He’s promoting his new Real Estate Success System for $997 which includes in-person summit and his full course. wondering if anyone has bought it and if worth it?

I’d be interested in knowing where your property is in Fresno and what you’re getting for monthly rates on MTR by the room?

Hi, quick question on HOA Foreclosures.I won a HOA foreclosure at auction in Texas back at the end of 2023. The redemption has passed and I am now selling the property and have a buyer lined up. Only issue is that we ...

Wondering what everyone uses to keep track of financials/documentation and in general just stays organized with all of their investing. 

I would use the self-reported credit score and income as an initial guide, but definitely get an actual credit report and verify income with employer. 

Or do I get my loan ready first, just in case I get rejected by lenders?