Certainly to get the best cash flow and ROI combined you want to use conventional financing, with the low low rates now being offered.

Because generally the policy of most small banks is: They do not allow your to exceed the 75% Combined Dept to Value ratio on any properties anytime they have a mortgage interest or collateral on.

Hi Ryan, You can shoot for the SFRs and use a combination of the following to "fill-in the gaps:" Net Lease Properties (NNN)Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Tenant-In-Common Investment Properties (TICs) These are often used a back-up or filler properties when a 1031 Exchange is involved.

That's a pretty unique question you have there. - Duplex pros: Its going to be quicker, cheaper, and save you a small chunk of change immediately due to a lower mortgage.

and as we ramp up I'm going to hire a GC and other contractors then continue to analyze the numbers and results to prove this out more and use a combination of both or eliminate one or the other depending on what system is working better. 

Hey guys,I have a unique opportunity to purchase a 20 unit for $350k all brick buildings from a bankruptcy.  

But @Mark Gagner seems to be doing well with it in TX..Regarding other "appreciation" markets, Austin has been on fire, and has some unique "hot" characteristics like the job scene, tech, desirable for young folks, location, etc.

The simple fact that the 50% can move from 100% to 10% depending on a host of variables unique to each particular property makes using this rule kind of pointless in my mind. please correct me if i am wrong here.

Hi All, We have a unique situation in my community in that we have a known Guru who is running the local REI club.

Looking to meet another real estate agent licensed in California to combine forces and work together in Los Angeles.