Delayed financing is possible before a 12 or even 6 month seasoning but you are limited to the lesser of the purchase price (plus closing costs on the buy) or 75% of the appraised value (less closing fees for the refi).

About me - My husband and I personally rehabbed a 4 bedroom home on Cape Cod 2.5 years ago and currently pull in $3,100 per week in Summer, and $300-400 per night in off season.

Justin if you look at ABB availability during football season you will also see activity in the Churchill downs area.

Trust is 8 years old so seasoned, holder of several mortgages and owner of a property valued in excess of $300K.

this is a great question @Ben Kahle and is bothersome to most seasoned investors in LA.

Some lenders are using six months but they sound like they will portfolio the loan allowing seasoning into the secondary if they are even secondary market conventional loans.

., I would gladly cross a non-busy one lane street to pick up a crisp $100 bill, but I wouldn’t cross a 8-lane highway blindfolded in hopes that I would make it to the other side to pick up a $1 bill) and that’s what I’m hoping to learn from the seasoned note experts here—how to identify what’s a good risk and a bad risk from a very conservative viewpoint.

I don't stay in one place long enough, because of baseball season starting, to be able to own and maintain a property.

Hit lawn care in season, snow maintenance, heating oil, outdoor maintenance are all seasonally adjusted to hit your expenses appropriately as would be incurred.You should be able to get actual utilities, I add 2 or 3% as rates increase.

Last landlord has not raised rent on the most seasoned tenants.