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Jonathon Cornell Looking to invest.
22 September 2025 | 24 replies
Today I am happy for every single property that I bought.Asset prices are going to continue to go up and probably faster than in the past, because we are entering a phase with generally higher inflation, meaning we are devaluing the dollar faster then we have in the past. 2% are not going to be achievable anymore.
Sabrina Flores When to Let Go of Control and Allow The Pro
7 October 2025 | 8 replies
Starting out I decided to do my own PM mainly to save money and make the numbers work better.  
Charles Kennedy What’s your go-to process for note due diligence?
23 September 2025 | 6 replies
We do the math 2 ways...what if they pay us and what if they don't and typically go with the lower number.
Sebastian Robles Financing Options: Comparing FRM vs ARM on Buy & Hold House Hack
26 September 2025 | 5 replies
I'm looking at two different lending options.Regardless of which option I choose, my plan is to refinance by Year 5 of owning the property to: a) get rid of PMI if appreciation is good and LTV < 80%, and b) cash-out equity to purchase a second house hacking property.Assumptions: All in cost: $506,500 (purchase price + rehab costs + closing costs)FHA 203k already accounts for ARV, no natural appreciation, value is flat with LTV at Year 5 between 88-90% 30 year Fixed Rate Mortgage 6.5% APR and 3.5% down, P&I of $3,0915/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgage 6.0% APR and 3.5% down, P&I of $2,932That's an additional ~$150 in monthly cash flow during the first 60 months of owning the property prior to refinancing if I go with the ARM route. 
Marcus Welson Best option for poor credit but large down and reserves
24 September 2025 | 5 replies
My goal is to get a high likelihood of approval at 1 one year or longer of financing to allow me to refinance after cleaning up credit and completing some bookeeping/tax corrections to better qualify.Property would be purchased through LLC based on a 1031 exchange where I completed the sale and now need the replacement property. 
Carlos Pelegrina second loan extension and I might not finish- what would be my options?
23 September 2025 | 5 replies
However, I’m concerned I won’t be able to complete the project within this second extension, and I’m not sure if another extension will be possible.Is anyone familiar with refinancing options in this type of situation?
Robert Johnson DSCR options or other loan options
12 September 2025 | 15 replies
Many can go much lower.
Tyler Divin New Truvi Guest Damage Protection Options
17 September 2025 | 7 replies
If Truvi is going to go after the guest for reimbursement, is this even insurance, or would it effectively be outsourcing guest damage reimbursement activities to Truvi? 
Alex Macias New to DFW, Exploring House Hacking / Multi-Family Options Near Southlake
5 October 2025 | 3 replies
Hi @Alex MaciasWelcome to DFW and Real Estate!!!
Shiloh Lundahl Today is the day things get going at BPCON 2025
5 October 2025 | 0 replies
I am excited for BPCON2025 and I wanted to reach out to everyone going to see what you are most exited about and what you want to get out of the conference this year.I will start.