I’ll definitely take your advice to be flexible so I can adapt to the upcoming changes for sure!

Lower if you pay discount points (down to 3.75%)3) you could do individual loans or blanket, individual gives you more flexibility to sell/refi as need on each property. 4) you will need 6 months seasoning before the new value can be used for the 75%.

But, having the flexibility to refinance without a PPP into a lower rate in a year or so should not be overlooked.If you have any questions, let me know.

On NC coast, some property owners have commented that COVID has increased their rentals this year due to people staying closer to home, but that was also tempered by more late cancellations, so they needed to be more flexible, or offer better longer stay rates etc.

Private lenders and banks might be a better solution for you as well so this way you guys can keep all the profits at the end, and if you and your partner want to keep these homes after you purchase/repair them and make residual income by renting them out, banks and lenders will give you that kind of flexibility!

By having them individual, you have flexibility to refinance and pay off the seller's note on the house and keep the others. 

I have not worked with Mike but there is a discussion on Brew City and it sounds like he is pretty flexible. 

Since you are looking to sell your portfolio in 12 to 18 months, you should just make sure that whatever loan you do refinance into, has a flexible or no prepayment penalty.

Meanwhile, next month he starts neglecting rent payments all over again.I always found that GOOD tenants love the flexibility that the MTM lease affords them if their personal or work situations changes.

My wife and I bought our home last year and I'm recently started a job that gives a lot more flexibility for saving and I'm hoping for our savings focus to turn toward investing in real estate (while still investing in tax advantaged retirement accounts).