My current long-term interest rates are much higher than I would like, even though my rental portfolio does support the higher payment.What I'm considering is:Putting together a financials packet showing the potential for the credit union to realize excellent return on their money.  

I have a single family rental home in my portfolio that was built prior to 1940. 

We are averaging about 20 turns per month within our Denver portfolio and I am curious what others are seeing for percentage increases on renewal rates? 

Worth checking into as they do portfolio loans.Just a thought.  

I currently live in a home that was purchased with the goal of it becoming a rental, but beyond that I have no real estate experience.I'd like to get into buy and hold rentals and develop a portfolio of cash flowing properties over the next 10 years.  

I am beginning some preliminary research on expanding my portfolio into the St.

Hoping to get in touch with some investors to expand my portfolio.

Our clients are generally out of state or international...and they find charlotte to be a great fit for their portfolio development.

Our portfolio consists of many properties in X area.

You will need a portfolio lender, who will typically have a shorter term loan period.