Lenders/partners will want to know.Timeline – Are you under contract now or just exploring funding options?

I am particular interested in Murray, Hopkinsville, or Paducah just due to proximity to my current location, but am open to other options. 

Other than another set of appliances, I was pondering that it might make more sense to go with option B because if co-living went sideways, it be easier to rent out a 4/2 than an 8/4.This other person was quick to say, no, option A was better because of cash flow.

My initial investment strategy involves acquiring single-family residences (SFRs) or townhomes within the local market.Some of the areas I’m currently interested in (in no particular order) include:Nashville, TNClarksville, TNColumbia, TNMurfreesboro, TNAntioch, TNMadison, TNDonelson, TNAt this stage, I’m focused on investing within Tennessee, though I’m open to expanding into out-of-state markets in the future.Given my current living situation, house hacking isn't an option, so I plan to pursue a conventional loan.

For your situation, it makes sense to take advantage of the low-down payment financing options available to owner occupants/house hackers.Hypothetically, if you saved up $60k for a down payment and you did not live in the property you're looking at 20-25% down.

Hello Abraham, Congrats for saving the 100k, that's giving you a lot of options. 

As someone who made this mistake repeatedly in my real estate career, I would beg you not to exclude professional management costs from your operating expenses.Management is not an optional expense.

After talking to my mortgage broker a conventional loan matched with dropping sellers concession is not a great option because it will pretty much drain me of all of my funds which I don't think would be smart. as I look at it these are a couple options I have:*Side Note* I have about 31k in funds.1.

A few solid options:1.

What are the financing options for people buying a single wide newer mobile home with land?