Hello all!Hoping for some luck that someone can help me with an issue I'm having. I'm looking to purchase my second house hack and I'm running into problems finding a loan that works for me. One of the main benefits o...
Does anyone have a suggestion how to get around the Fannie Mae 6 month seasoning and 70% LTV requirements for cash out refinance on multi-fam? I have a duplex that am trying to follow BRRRR strategy but running into t...
I'm looking to purchase rental properties but have been self-employed for the past year and have been told by 1 lender than there is a 2 year minimum. I'm a RE Appraiser and have been this for 5 years.
I'm curious h...
I went out to view a 'short sale' duplex property for my first house hack and it has potential to be a good deal. I have the following hurdles and would appreciate any advice!
1) The property has two units: 5 and 6. ...
I have been trying to get into real estate for a year and have had trouble getting deals due to losing bids to cash buyers , me being a FHA buyer. Any tips by anyone on how to win deals or find deals.
I have been lurking in the background since 2016, so I figured it was time to finally venture out and introduce myself. Investing has always been a fascination of mine and now I think I actually have the balls to star...
Hello All,
I am currently working on a project to create a STR "Retreat" in the Northern Kentucky area. It will initially consist of building 6 units roughly 700 sq ft in size on approximately 9 acres. My partner and...
Currently I'm 22, living with my father and am paying for a useless degree (Theatre, 32k debt ~4.5%). I don't have a career pertaining to my degree but have just recently scored a PT job in a Symphony and hoping I can...
TL;DR - First investment property is a major rehab. Good idea or bad idea?
I'm looking at a post-WW2 house that hasn't been occupied for roughly a decade. No running water, no electricity. I am in talks with the br...
We have a duplex and one of the units (2bd/1ba) is in sorry condition and may be nearing the end of its useful life - as in, its foundation would take 50-60k to fix and the wood siding needs to be replaced at not an i...