Hi, I've seen several posts on how FM condo rules potentially affect the selling of condo units. I've checked FM website and read the rules however I am unable to find the exact definition of Condo by FM. I saw a lot ...

I have a student housing unit by a university in North Carolina. I am looking to Refi the property and also acquire an additional unit. So I am looking for two loans. -the property is in a non warrantable condo comple...

Good Morning BP,I want to do a cash out refi on a condo that I own outright in Clearwater Beach Florida.  Because it is an investment condo as well as non-warrantable due to the less than 51% owner occupied the most t...

I tried to buy one condo as a rental property with a loan from with Chase recently, but Chase declined my loan at the last moment since investor owner ratio is slight above 50%. I originally got 4.875% fixed rate for ...

Hi all! We are trying to cash out from a Non-Warrantable investment condo (High percentage of non-owner occupied units) and not able to do it through conventional Fannie Mae loans. Did anyone have a similar experience...

Planning ahead with a fixer up condo...strong long term rental #s.

Paying Cash....wanting to mortgage after repair complete

Buying at 50% of FMV....ARV will be at or slightly below$100K; need sources for funding a ...

Hello all,I am a little fresh to the industry and have lots of questins. I have done my homework, saved the money, and am now ready to start looking for my first investment. I have recently found a condo in the city o...

Hello, I'm looking Into expanding my STR portfolio with a condo in Myrtle Beach, does anyone know of anyone that does loans for investment that would be considered non-warrantable properties will less out-of-pocket do...

I'm new to the forum, and wanted to say I've found it to be a great resource!Quick question on an issue I'm facing: I own a 2-unit building in San Francisco, that we "condo-converted" into 2 condos in 2013. We continu...

I've been having a bit of trouble identifying a lender for these types of condos and have had to resort to paying cash.  I find it hard to believe that there's no financier in between a traditional bank and a hard mon...