Jorge, great post and topic. 

If every other post is some off-market deal or course pitch with no real value-added content, that's likely not the one you want to join.

What I think I want to do is pull enough money out for the repairs, find a lender that will allow new builds with 0% down since I own the land I mentioned and then buy other multifamily properties with creative loan products they you guys may posts about after reading this or else buy them with (insert ominous music here) the remaining cash with from my DSCR cash out. 

We will live in post-rehab3.

I'm just getting started in CRE research and am focusing on understanding traditional financing. From what I understand so far, the asset matters more than the borrower's income BUT many lenders have a "net-worth" req...

If your wife has recently started a job post-college, her degree may help her establish a two-year history, which could be beneficial for a mortgage.It's crucial to explore all available options and find a lender who can help you navigate the process efficiently.

Originally posted by @Joey Rivas:Greetings.

Most landlords I know will post an ad online and ask the tenant to do the sowings, as long as they can find a qualified tenant to move in then they just release the tenant from the lease

We don't have enough info to know but these are the thoughts I have when I read your post. 

@Llewelyn A. great post!