I've been reading with great interest the articles by Ben Leybovich, especially the dilemma regarding obtaining non-recourse financing for the debt portion of  deals. I think doing the larger deals the - GP/Syndicator...

I am 20 years and I live in Fresno, CA. I wait at a restaurant and I bring in about 2k a month from my paychecks and tips combined. I really want to just buy a small multi-family home already and start house hacking. ...

I am currently investing in CA and live in Texas and would like to start investing in OH. My issue is that my debt to income is too high to secure another conventional loan. I have a friend that will invest with me bu...

Ok so this may seem really obvious to most people, but I know close to nothing about financing/lending/mortgages. I never learned anything about it in school, never asked my parents, or anything so it's a huge gap in ...

Hey everyone,I've come across an opportunity in the Los Angeles area for a seller financing deal. Based on my conversation with the homeowner, its looking like a 0 down, interest only deal, fully amortized in 15yrs, w...

Hey, my question is simple. I'm 19 years old and have little debt to my name except some credit cards for over a year now. As of right now my credit score is around 720, would this be sufficient to get approved for a ...

Is it better to use 30 yr or 15 yr fixed?

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) other investment in Lake Mary.

Syndication: Co-GP on a 262-unit class C apartment property in Houston Texas. Assumed fixed rate debt at 3.31%.

What m...

Hi guys. I need some help understanding how does the debt to income thing works.. in regards to getting a approve for a loan. If anybody can break this down for me it will be greatly appreciated..

I’m under contract on a single-family house for buy and hold rental in a rural Madison location.  It’s maybe 8 miles south of town. My commercial mortgage guy, who is fantastic, is telling me that he won’t be able to ...