There are cash-out DSCR options that allow you to tap into the equity. 

I've attached a little map here; the light green areas are the only places you can have three or more students, so if you buy outside of that you need to have 2 beds or less in each unit.So, since student housing options are slim and prices are high, many people are turning to mid-term rentals and leasing to travel nurses.

That hasn't been my experience and I believe the desire for furnished long-term rents (6 mos, 1 year, etc.) will grow a lot more in the future now that people see it as an option.

Hello everyone.Could I get some advice on what the best lending option I should take when flipping my first property, in hope to create a business and flip more in the future?

Shak,If this is a 1-4 family rental you have a couple of options for coverage:1.

Reach out on my email and will give you the 411 on Senior Independent Living pro and cons.With Respect,Hi Larry - I'm considering this option and looking at converting a large home into a 4plex that is exclusive senior independent living.

In terms of creating active income I have decided flipping or wholesaling is the best option for me.

we've been researching different kinds of financing and see hard money to cover the purchase price and a heloc for downpayment/reno costs as our best options.

No option.....$25,000 non-refundable earnest money...

Option A appears more advantageous in the long term, especially with the LLC transfer option, though it may initially strain our budget.