I've come across some of the regulations and saw that they will now be limiting to 26 rental contracts per year... just to clarify, this means they'll be restricting it to 26 stays, correct?

It MINIMIZES returns, not maximizes them . ”The 10% fee I charge is not just for the funding—it covers a comprehensive approach to ensure you’re using the capital effectively and efficiently, without the traditional restrictions of hard money or the hassle of dealing with multiple lenders.

@Anthony Greco,If your 401(k) plan allows participant loans, you can use the loan proceeds for any purpose; there are no restrictions.

Depending on the rehab, you could do a cash out on the full value without any seasoning restrictions. 

Do Snowbirds usually like ground floors since They might have restriction climbing stairs. 

Each has its own servicing guidelines that the lender or servicer must follow, and sometimes those guidelines restrict escrow waivers regardless of borrower performance.Since you're in Texas, it's also worth noting that certain state-specific regulations or risk factors related to property taxes and insurance premiums can come into play, and some investors see escrow as a way to protect the asset and ensure those payments are made on time. 

A few things to consider: the cost vs. potential upside, zoning restrictions, and whether owning it could increase your property’s overall value or cash flow.Sometimes securing the lot early prevents a future neighbor from complicating things.

It's hard to say (not really), but I can tell you from being a moderator - you don't get paid, you don't get benefits (not even a ticket to BPCon, maybe a free PassivePockets membership on trial), and you often have to explain yourself to someone after your restrict a person for doing something insane.

For investors, HELOCs are more restrictive and a HELOAN is always an option.

The higher down payment can be very restrictive if liquidity is not sound.Are you working with a mortgage broker who specializes in fix and flip or BRRRR lending?