I currently can only get approved for a 54k loan at my local credit union because my income is so low being a server. I do have some cash reserves I have saved up but plan on saving them for the Rehab of the house and...
Hey everybody, I'm moving to Scottsdale, AZ in November to be a first time homeowner and to start my REI journey. I'm interested in buying small multi-family (fourplex would be idea, but duplexes, triplexes would be o...
Title pretty much says it all. I am looking to househack with a small multi family, but the best way to purchase is through FHA for me.The market right now is almost totally dead where I am looking (Cincinnati area) f...
Living in Central FL and looking for a lender/ broker who will write a Conventional Loan with less than 20% down on a multi unit property. I have talked with several brokers but seems they all want to put me in an FHA...
I live in Columbus, Ohio what are the requirements to get a FHA Loan as low as 3.5%? Also, for a multi-family unit would I need a FHA Loan or another type of loan(s)? I am confused. I'm not prepared for a loan now but...
I’m looking for a real estate attorney that practices in TX. Looking to partner with someone and want to get help with forming an LLC and drafting a solid operating agreement. Much appreciated
So I have a house got it for $380k, put about $120k down if I remember correctly. Now worth almost $800k according to zillow (if its accurate) but they don't even know all the work I completed(total rehab with top of ...
Hey, everyone!My investment partner and I are just starting out. We're going to see our first potential property tonight, actually. It's a multi-family, two-unit HomePath property. If this one doesn't work out, this i...
I live in CA and own a property in NC that I need to sell. Given that demand is quite high am wondering if I can sell it myself without having to pay the 6% agent commission. I think OpenDoor etc are some other option...
I was seeking pre-qualification on a fixed rate from a local broker, and he is telling me if I purchase personally (vs. LLC), I will need 25% down for a duplex, triplex or quad. Does this sound right?