This is the sort of property that you would have to go to 50% LTV to get financed and someone with $100K to put in the property can likely find a more solid property at a higher leverage with that $100K to invest.

I am an advocate for technology and prefer to use the most efficient means available.

I have used youtube videos in the past from anything technology related to setting up plumping under a sink an much more.

I tried to leverage my 401k to buy more properties when I stumbled across "subject to" financing options.

In order to leverage the equity in that property I need to convert it from my parents name to mine.

If you are an investor with years of experience and proven success, I'm interested in leveraging your experience and knowledge and using it to make us deals and create wealth.

This gives you lower interest rates because you are an owner occupied and you are leveraging banks money.

The auction site has some pretty strong language (I.e. buying as-is without an inspection contingency), and a 4.5% "buyer's premium" on top of their ******** "technology" fee of a few hundred bucks.

There are soooo many debates on BP about buying all cash versus leveraging.

Hi everyone. 524 N Robinson Harrison, AR 72601 (If you google it, it has been repainted and has a new roof) Purchase price: $28,000 / Closing costs $500 / Remodel costs $2500 / Loan will be $0 down (leverage), 20 year @ 5% ($185/mo) / Taxes and insurance $100/mo / Expected rent $475/mo / Vacancy rate and maintenance: who knows I thought it looked good, but can y'all help me crunch those fancy numbers?