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Amir Saeed Please advice on my purchase and Afterwards (Need Guidance)
25 June 2019 | 2 replies

HelloI am looking forward to buy a property and in the closing status. I am self employed and the income reported on the taxes does not allow me to qualify for a conventional financing. I am pursuing "bank statement l...

Julian Illingworth funky 5 unit - accepted offer...thoughts?
12 August 2016 | 2 replies

I have an accepted offer on a funky 5 unit. 1 SFR and a 4 studio apartment building in Washington state, non-conforming lot, grandfathered in. Fully rented right now. I tried to be  conservative with numbers.Price ...

Jerry Padilla Home Possible Is Doing Away With No Income Limits - July 28
25 June 2019 | 0 replies

NOW OR NEVER WITH FREDDIE MAC'S HOME POSSIBLE - NO INCOME LIMIT RESTRICTED AREA'S! EFFECTIVE JULY 28TH - MUST HAVE APPROVED FINDINGS BY THAT DAY! This is a great conventional product, competing with FHA's low down pay...

Hersh M. Down payment and APR for investors?
1 October 2015 | 4 replies

If the normal 30 year APR is around 4.2% for a normal owner occupied home mortgage, is the APR for investors always higher? How much approximately?And is it true that down payment for investors is also higher atleast ...

Henry Valle 20% down payment to secure a loan
23 November 2020 | 3 replies

What strategies can be deployed to avoid having to pay 20% on an investment property?

Dennis Nemitz Duplex not zoned multi-family
21 July 2013 | 3 replies

I have a chance to buy a place that is an up/down duplex but is not zoned for it. It has a history of being a duplex for 10 years in an area where there are a lot of rentals. What are the potential ramifications?

Justin Harris Question on BRRRR Method
19 January 2021 | 2 replies

When you are purchasing a rental for the brrrr method. Can you use a conventional bank loan such as a 15 or 30 year loan instead of using a hard money loan or private money loan? Or is using loans with a quicker payba...

Calvin Stewart Low Money Down Lenders in Boston
24 September 2019 | 4 replies

Hello BPers! I am a newbie real estate investor currently living just north of Boston. After multiple years of research and saving, I have finally saved enough to invest in my first property. I am looking to purchase ...

Mike Bereck Can you buy a property for 5% down with a Freddie Mac Loan?
19 December 2017 | 9 replies

I know you can only buy up to a 4 unit place with a FHA loan but I was wondering, could you get a Freddie Mac Loan and go beyond the 4 unit limit of an FHA loan?  I thought they had a lower down payment then a convent...

Rob Wilcox SFH being sold as a Duplex...HELP!
14 May 2017 | 3 replies

Today was a day spent in multiple city offices trying to figure out the zoning of a duplex my partner and I have a contract on.

After nearly a day of work, we've discovered that this "duplex" which is listed as such...