All Forum Posts by: Shawn Quesenberry

One of the biggest issues is most real estate investors will not qualify with their income for conventional loans after acquiring 3 or 4 properties using their tax returns for income verification, so you're stuck.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are conventional loans in a box that allow a maximum of 10 loans...but there are a few Nationwide lenders that offer alternative financing and fact is these investor rental loans are much better than hard money and don't require income documentation. These few lenders are considered portfolio lenders, and are not banks and not hard money lenders that will allow you to have way more than 10 loans and not even have to show your income and they are 30 year loans

@Shawn Quesenberry Before worrying about financing property #5, I think a better use of your time will be finding property #1. Once you have a proven concept, cashflow, and equity in properties, you will be able to find a small bank that will do a portfolio loan or commercial note for you. Focus on getting started now. If you don't ever buy properties 1, 2, 3, and 4 then you don't even need to worry about property 5.