thx experts There are certainly a lot of factors that go into the decision - keep in mind to there are multiple options with no prepayment penalty, so while there will be costs associated with the refinance - a no-prepay-penalty loan to purchase (at low leverage) can make a lot of sense as you can refinance later when rates inevitably come down, but don't have to time/guess when that is

Is seller Financing a better option versus using the FHA loan to find a property?

Over the past couple of years, I have been a student at Winona State University.

Hey, anyone out there sign up for the multifamily BP bootcamp in May? Would love to connect with anyone who has joined or might be considering joining. One of the instructors, Leka Devatha, is a great resource and I'm...

I purchased property 11 years ago and the owner financed the loan for me.

I will still make no exceptions for evictions on a record, no matter how other criteria works out, but a divorce, medical bills, student loans, etc., are worth questioning before rejecting.  

It is a distinctive school where 47% of students are economically disadvantaged and 50% are learning English as a second language.

You can't seller finance mortgaged properties, there is a due on sale clause, the bank calls the loans...more over your expectation that I'd have steady income for 30 years is strange.

I looked at Parma but it’s kinda hard to have positive cash flow now with the conventional loan route.

Or, like many "courses", it is really just a pitch to get their students to start doing the work for them (sourcing deals, raising capital, etc).