All Forum Posts by: Tyler Caruso

after 10 check out First Key Lending.  They will do packages or properties or single properties.  

5-10 should be easy to find if you avoid big banks.  Guild Mortgage is the company I have used for properties 5-10.  They go as far as looking at who's name is on the note so I have 10 and my wife has 10 for a total of 20.  We just don't co-sign on each others loan to so we can get that flexibility.

sure that would be great. .. Thanks Paul

I called First Key a week ago and they told me that they offer 30 year fixed rate loans on appraised value @ 6.5%(no seasoning requirements). Seems good to me so I am in the process of picking up 5 properties so I can cash out refi with them.  Would be interested in hearing from anyone else who has completed the process. 

check out Bank 21

Can anyone recommended an attorney that appeals property taxes in Kansas City, MO?  Looking for someone who is paid by amount taxes are decreased rather than hourly.  Any suggestions?

Lee Smith
http://www.LeeSmithRealty.com
(317)450-3491

Good luck

I think that's because 10 years ago the resources weren't as readily available online. I think with technology out of state investing has become easier to do and more people feel comfortable with it. I know somebody who lives out here who has a couple of rentals in the Midwest and has had them over 10 years and has done really well with them. They lived there before moving out here to California though. 

Somebody that bought 7 years ago would have bought right before the crash so I don't think you will have a whole lot of people singing praises about the equity they lost.  So there are other factors involved on why you might not be getting a whole lot of people stepping up. 

Just my opinion. 

for 2 years... Started buying beginning of 2013

bank 21... Will cash out with no seasoning

Check out Lee Smith in Indianapolis.  I have bought quite a few properties from him ranging from 12k (needing 7k of work) all the way up to 85k.  He fixes them up and manages them for me.  Good luck in your investing endeavor.