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Steve S. Can a 401k Loan be used for an investment property downpayment?
1 April 2017 | 4 replies
The other reason you can use it is that this loan or 401k loan is considered to be "secured," funds since the funds are secured by your 401k and your job.The main advantage with 401k loans is that the min monthly payment on this loan is not counted in your DTI or debt to income ratio this is the case with all funds borrowed from financial assets which include other financial assets like loans against:- permanent life insurance policies like universal and whole or mutual whole life insurance policies (not term since term life does not have cash value)- stock and bond portfolios- CD's- cash like instruments like money market- cash value positions in options/shorts/etc- retirement accounts like 401k, 403b, 457, defined benefit (DB or "pension," type plans) , and other defined contribution (DC) plansHope that helps.
Tim Nicholas Investing in smaller markets
30 August 2017 | 7 replies
There are a lot of apartments, Townhomes, and high end homes being built but when there is less demand in the area for housing (and there will be) then I believe the SFR's in a decent neighborhood will still be sought after by permanent residents.
Joe Bell rental to primary residence
3 July 2017 | 9 replies
One of those big fat tax guides with an index at the library or bookstore, Lassiters, etc might point you in the right direction.
Account Closed How to analyze a property. What should I be doing/looking at?
7 September 2017 | 10 replies
My daughter is in the military, she bought her house as soon as she got her permanent duty station. 
Kevin Mosier Disappointment right before closing (inspections/roof issues)
14 March 2018 | 39 replies
Do we do that, or negotiate more from the selling price with the plans to get the roof more permanently fixed?
Wes Harding California Specific - Financing for Energy Upgrades
22 November 2017 | 1 reply
Residential Energy Efficiency Loan (REEL) program benefits (see image below for more details):Unsecured financing APR 4.5% - 9.95% Finance 100% of the project costsLoans up to $50,000up to 15 year term 0$ closing costsQuick loan approval, typically less than 24 hours70% of the amount borrowed must be used for energy efficiency improvements such as HVAC, water heating, cool roofs, insulation, duct sealing, air sealing, lighting, appliances, pool pumps, windows, and more30% of the amount borrowed can be used for non-energy related improvements such as cabinets, flooring, and other finishes.This program can also be combined with local utility rebate programs and federal tax incentivesProperty Eligibility Requirements:Single family residential propertyUpgrade 1- 4 unitsMust receive gas or electric service from one of these utilities (SocalGas, Socal Edison, PG&E, SDGE)Mobile homes need to be anchored to permanent foundationBorrower Requirements:580 - 600 minimum credit score (depends on lender)Debt to income ratio less than 55%Project Eligibility RequirementsWork has to be completed by a participating REEL contractorA combustion safety test by a contractor who is certified by BPI or NGAT must be completed upon project completion (typically this is the contractor doing the work)Work must meet building code requirements.you can find more information here: https://www.thecheef.com/reelI hope you found this post useful.
Sandy Sawyer How to max out the equity in my homestead
8 May 2017 | 7 replies
This loan is designed for permanency.  
Frank Segarra Question about Tenant Screening
20 May 2017 | 7 replies
I just make sure to get a fat deposit.
Tom Carlson Investment Prop. Cross Roads: Sell, Rent, or Cash Out Refinance?
3 August 2019 | 6 replies
Again your ROE is currently ~1.84%, it’s like a fat slob sitting on the couch.  
Mike Lynch Wow, Do I have a problem! - Please give me some needed advice
10 June 2019 | 19 replies
If the condition cannot be abated, the plaintiff will seek monetary damagesfor the loss of his property value due to the permanent nature of the nuisance.