But also you need to figure out which type of REI you want to do like flips (id advise against this here in our local market) or rentals (im a fan) or something else like commerical etc but obv you are just starting so stick to the less complicated stuff (being a landlord)Best of luck though in your journey though and just post when you got a question 

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Unit Info: - Unit #1: Commerical space currently renting for $750 but should be renting closer to $1000.

I understand that DCRs need to be 1.25 and above for commercial loans, but what source do lenders use to compute those numbers? Tax returns? Just most recent or 2 years worth? Do they ignore depreciation as it appears...

So in a down housing market, multifamily home prices may or may not correlate, and there could be less risk of a property being underwater and not having the ability to refinance.Is this 3-7 year term with a balloon the only option when obtaining commerical financing or are there more typical 15-30 year terms with normal amortization out there?

Take $15,000 out of each property not to exceed 75% ARV These properties are placed in a commerical line of credit at prime plus 1% on a 6 year ballon with a 7 year extension available.

I am ready to make a move on my first commercial real estate purchase and I'm hoping this post will give me some peace of mind. To give you some background, I have an insurance business located in Southwest Louisiana ...

Hey Orien, there are a lot of sutt under Commerical.

However you can get a local Commerical bank to do 20% down if PP is under 1M.

Hello Everyone,We are currently working a deal in Gulf Shores that is a little tricky. It's around 4 acres of land that could be developed into a cul de sac with ~10 SF homes.However the lot currently hosts a 5k sqft ...