I have not seen too many sellers willing to carryback a majority of their sale.This strategy will really only work if you are adding value to the property of which will give you the opportunity to pay off both the lender and seller through a final sale of the property. 

Can buyers conduct 'final walk-through'?

Wanted to share this with you guys as Airbnb is finally giving the hosts a break on the extenuating circumstances policy enacted this month in relation to COVID 19.

However, I've been churning through the podcast and currently am up to episode 111 and finally gave in to the advice from Brandon and Josh and decided to jump into the forums.  

However, I've been churning through the podcast and currently am up to episode 111 and finally gave in to the advice from Brandon and Josh and decided to jump into the forums.  

This number can potentially go up using a HELOC as a 2nd mortgage.Also, depending on your middle credit score, the maximum DTI is 45% or less.Of course, all of these calculations are based on the current fair market appraised value of your property.If these ratios are too high or the appraised value comes in lower than expected, the lender could require the cards to be paid off at closing as a condition of final approval.As far as the deposits are concerned, a "large" deposit can be seasoned in your bank account for a 30-60 day period to avoid having it become an issue in underwriting.  

Finally, u mentioned the liquidity of real estate...I would look to stagger your hold periods so they are coming due at different times.for me I am trying to move towards more passive investment so shifting from active REI to syndicated deal or NNN over time.

Have in mind that buying an apartment (especially via a mortgage) takes time to finalize.

Happy to finally be posting on BiggerPockets after listening to just about every episode of the podcasts.

This is my first post so I am excited to finally get involved with the forums.