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Low construction activity—paired with a national housing shortage estimated at 3.5 million units—continues to support investor conviction, especially in growing metro areas.Retail also performed well, with vacancy near historic lows and constrained supply due to record-low development.

I suggest finding one of them to do it for youMost DSCR loans through brokers have $150,000 floor with some going to as low as $100,000.

Currently have a tri-plex in Tucson and looking to add multi-family.

If you set it too low, a surprise repair or slower refinance can wipe out gains.

Have you seen any strategies that have been working for you or other investors you know in Central Florida currently? 

Here's one we are refinancing currently for an Oklahoma City BRRRR investor.

It looks clean, modern, and is very low-maintenance.Another option is a frameless fixed panel (just one stationary piece of glass, no door).

If so, then the lender wil require you to insure at replacement cost - which if less than loan amount may go as low as loan amount BUT recognize in those instances, lets say its replacement value is $250,000 and you insure it for $125,000.

The low down payment option of 3.5-5% is just insane plus being able to finance the renovation over 30 years...I've done this several times here in Chicago and it was the foundation of my real estate investing.