If you were to get yourself into a house and cannot sell it right away it isn't unheard of to do a quick flip/rehab on it right away correct?

Since 7% is practically unheard of, why not submit with 10%?

We've actually recently found one at 7% which is pretty much unheard of in this market.However, despite the low cap rates (they'll never get that high in So Cal), cucaloco, there is most DEFINITELY cash flow in apartments.

That is unheard off, let's talk.

It's not unheard of for homes to sell in the million dollar range which can seem ridiculous since this is the Metro Detroit area after all.

It's as high as $1400 a month over there to rent a 1-bedroom, unheard-of prices for my area.But the signs are everywhere.

As for banks calling the loan if transferred to LLC, there was a a podcast guest this past year who said it was basically unheard of, as long as they get their money they don't care.

The property would turn positive by me moving out, but living there at $500/m is beyond a steal for two bedrooms inside the 610 loop and absolutely unheard of to have a four car garage until you are in the multi million dollar homes.

The less that you have, the higher yield they will want.Interest only for any amount of time is unheard of.

It's not unheard of to buy a property there for 15K, put 10 into it and then rent for $900 per month.