Its my understanding from talking to lenders that you should be fine with the 20% down on the three or four family.

A lower limit there is fine as long as it's high enough to support the umbrella, and as long as we increase the umbrella limit to reach that $2 million minimum.So John T is fine with his underlying limits of $300,000 because he has a larger umbrella and, I assume, the umbrella only requires a $300,000 underlying limit.If there's a substantial price difference between the two policies, it is almost certainly because of a difference in how the carriers underwrite the property.

Great loan if you can fine something on the site that interest you.

C'mon in, the water's fine!

I have been a mortgage originator here in the Bay Area for 28 years and a newbie to PB looking to wholesale a few properties until I get to the buy and hold stage.What you will fine here is a wealth of education information and genuine assistance in your investing endeavors.

Inspector came and foundation is fine and around one of the chimneys there was small leak due to flashing which I knew about.

I am not an expert on this but form what I have seen from other bP posts these folks just shop you around and get you a bunch of credit cards at various banks nation wide. and that can be fine and good gives you cash to get going but not a true line of credit or a bank loan..

If you educate yourself, but aren't afraid to admit what you don't know, you'll be fine.

The trick is finding the right teams and buying smart and you'll be fine.

Fine idea, but I would bump up the cash reserves since your exposure is two properties.