Back to the drawing board!

Based on the information you provided, purchasing a house for $419,900 with an annual income of $80,000 and a down payment of $20,000 seems feasible, but it will depend on various factors.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

Another way to mitigate risk is to do plenty of research on the property, the area and the tenant base along with a rockstar property manager.

Loans are for home improvements only and approved based on income/credit.

Similar with a CFD.There are pros and cons to CFD's and they also vary significantly based on state laws. 

look at redfin market insight, they have competitiveness score based on DOM and such, I used that a lot.

Everyone else is only transaction based and they can take their commission and disappear.Your PMC has to manage your property EVERY day until you terminate them or sell.A good PMC will have connections to agents that our investors themselves, lenders, title companies, inspectors, etc.Of course, you can screw it all up by only looking for the cheapest PMC!

Hey Dulce,I do this for a number of my clients and its a great way to have the negotiating power of cash while still maintaining liquidity/capital.So true delayed financing will be based on the purchase price and then the rehab work that you set in place before/while you apply alongside the After Repair value.

Essentially their training is based on an algorithm of what will appeal to most realtors in order to get them into high production.