What direction would you go. Pay off 18k in student loan debt all around 4-6% interest, or put that money towards a down payment on a investment property to generate some cash flow, then pay off the loan while also bu...
I'm looking to buy a new primary residence within the next 18 months. Key to this is I desire to convert my existing primary residence to a rental. I current owe about 80% of the value on the mortgage. Are there wa...
Quit my job 3 months ago & am doing real estate deals full time. (thank you, thank you as I take my bow)The majority of the rentals I have were put into the mix 6 months ago. (although I have 2 that are 2 yrs old...
Straight to the point...HELOC on my primary...want to use some of it to purchase a new primary...I have not drawn any of the funds and deposited in my bank account...my question is...can I not use these "untapped" fun...
I own a single family home free and clear, worth about $350k. I also have about $50k for a down payment. My FICO scores are 750+ and I have no debt of any kind. However, my monthly income is less than $2,000. Traditio...
I have a property that is lake front that I want to buy. The selling price is below value. I want to turn this property into a short term rental. The property needs renovation. This renovation will further increase t...
I have a question about DTI calculations. I have my primary residence and also a multi-family rental property. I know my DTI not including the rental property but I am not sure how to factor in the rental property. ...
Can anyone shed some light on the new lending regulations surrounding student loan debt or direct me to where I can read the new requirements?My burning question is if my cash out refi app was already in the works can...
I work for a company based in California that owns about 90 single family rentals in the Greater Cleveland area. They were looking to get debt on the portfolio a while back, but found that local banks were very conser...
Some of the Real Estate YouTube channels are telling everyone that if you have $300,000 and you owe $300,000 on your home, do not pay it off...... Use that money and put down $50,000 each and buy 6 more homes........ ...