If I were to open a line of credit for 15k, what would you (the community) suggest the max I draw at any given time? For some reason, it seems bad to pull the entire 15k all at once. (let's say I use 14k, and put 1k i...
I have a rental property in Nashville, TN that I own free and clear. Are there any banks out there that will offer a revolving line of credit on an investment property? 65% should be sufficient. I don't want a commerc...
Hi,I'm an investor residing in FL with a multi-family property located in Upstate NY. Initially, I purchased the property in my name to secure better financing. However, I now intend to transfer it to an LLC. My conce...
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So I have a sfh rental property that I am expecting to pay off fully in a few months. My plan is to use the equity in the rental to purchase additional rental property. What is the best way to pull cash ou...
Looking for some insight... I have a rental that is paid off. Going to do an 80% heloc on it so I can purchase another property. My intent is to wait the 6 month seasoning on the new property and refinance into a conv...
Hello, My name is Haroon and I'm a rookie real estate investor. I am based out of Toronto, Canada where finding cash flow neutral properties are not possible (let alone cashflow positive!). The search led me to the US...
As a multifamily property investor I should get used to spending some amount of money on every turnover process
I have 6 properties on contract with I one year balloon. I'm 3 months in and funded renovations and downpayment with plocs. Now they are all rented and I started looking for a blanket loan. I've been declined at 2 sma...
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I had few posts earlier here so just an update on my first rental in NC. I was finally able to rent the townhouse out without using a PM and did some fixes myself before the tenant move-in. so far it's been q...
My question revolves around closings. I'm confident in my ability to find buyers and sellers, as well as getting both the purchase agreement + assignment contract signed. However, I plan to treat this as a business ...