My thought process is it is safer to lock in a longer term rate today (ie: 30 year option) even though it will be more expensive in comparison the other 2 options.

Tell a debt partner that there’s no cash flow and you’ll hear the squealing tires of the process server as they rush over to serve you a foreclosure notice. 

Most of those are pretty standard .. you may save a few hundred elsewhere but you will gain the headache of going through the process again. 

I am in the process of renovating a rental property through an insurance claim after a recent fire.

The process in NM goes like this: 1.

Set up a daily process (10 pages, 1 podcast, 1 deal, etc.) and that will lead to answers.....and then set up a new daily process for the next progressive question. 

I think I was making it a little more complicated in my processing.

Hello everyone,I am in the process of saving for a down payment on my first investment property and am looking for some advice.

I won't make as much per transaction as a licensed agent that I may as a wholesaler, but I can use many of the same thought processes to find and list distressed houses etc. and to help investor clients find those diamonds in the rough before I have the capital to buy myself.

You can find the process of how to here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/742/topics/508114-documents-you-have-to-provide-to-your-tenants-in-philadelphia