Normally, you’ll need to provide two pay stubs...

I normally keep everything I buy as a rental (BRRRR) - but this one just had too much profit on the table, as I got the land for $1 when I bought the Duplex next door.When you are selling a flip or new build, do you consider what your tax-free profit from cash-out refi might have been @ 75% ARV + the on-going monthly income from keeping it as a rental + future appreciation and tax benefits...

Save for real estate or invest more into stocks and when the economy goes back to normal, cash out and buy even more real estate?

We would need financing for that (due to the rehab costs) and that wouldn’t be possible through normal lending like banks.

I do have realtor that is very professional in the area... but I'm getting pressure for "normal sell"... that is why I asked for help I sure do think that OF should be a Win Win... right?

It normally makes sense to find a lender who is familiar with local issues.

Hello,I am currently in the process of looking for my first property, and am gathering my network of resources to use (realtor, inspector, lender, etc..)I asked my realtor for information regarding a couple home inspectors she would recommend, and she said that until I filled out her paperwork saying I am exclusively her client she can't give me any of that information...Is this normal?

They're compromising by taking a package deal and maybe buying a couple properties they wouldn't normally.

This makes sure your getting the full amount regardless if they use the dryer, or if they would normally hang their clothes to dry to save money which you would lose the $1.50 for the dry.5.

@Travis Whiteaker I did run the numbers again and maybe I'm missing something here (apologies because I am new to this) but if I do this as a normal rental I can cash flow around $100 a month.