@Andrew McManus Hey Andrew, we offer helocs on commercial and n/o/o properties, as well as cash out refinances.$200k equity is great, but to get a better picture of what kind of loan you could get, lenders need to know property value and how much you owe on it currently, so we can pin point your LTV.Message me if you’d like to discuss!

Thanks,Tucker O.

I know most don’t pencil in but some numbers I ran on some on STT and STJ would cover most o the expenses.Curious as to your thoughts

It will be difficult o finance a house that isn't livable.  

There are still a few small costs ( E & O, e.g) and the split is only 50/50, but if you are only planning to do a handful of transactions / year, Wainwright might make sense.   

You can use FHA if you're going to be residing in one o the units @Charley C..

It's a great meet up. https://www.eventbrite.com/o/propelio-16458935668

Firea that are related to electrical have o would say 90% of the time cause it due 2 issues. 1 being the wrong device being installed.

There are other opportunities out there that can be purchased w/o the hassle or more importantly the liability of fixing a foundation or a staircase. 

If I had to get a partner to invest I will but if I can do it alone w/o no money down, I would prefer that