One thing on getting mentors: they love it when you apply what they say, ask them for help on something smaller, apply what they say, and then come back to and thank them for the advice once you have applied it. 

I recently explored this and came to find that this does now apply to federal lending for the example of FHA loans.

Hi - newbie here trying to understand how some of the shorthand rules apply in a SFH BRRR and can't quite make sense of them.

I’m going to try to find an undervalued asset and try to apply this there.

Recently applied for a loan and was denied based on credit score.I have never had a credit card and the only thing affecting my credit score are some old medical bills.Any ways I can build my credit in a short period of time without getting a credit card?

In other words, does the $750,000 mortgage limit still apply if the mortgage interest is split between the rental and personal portions of the property, effectively lowering the principal amount of the loan amount applied to the personal portion under the $750,000 limit?

Hi Tim,I know about the 1% rule but I haven't seen it apply in my area The loan is from BMO websiteProperty taxes are high because in Canada we pay more property tax when the property is non owner occupied The property is half a duplex.

My credit score is pretty high, like in the 800's.My problem....Last year, I decided that I wanted to try to buy more property so I applied for an equity cash out on my rental.

I was just back home last week and saw what my friends were doing back home (investing in OOS) and thought I should apply it over here in the US market.  

Does this apply to northern Virginia as well which is where I live?