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Kelly Schroeder DSCR Loans — Are They Driving Your Scaling Strategy?
16 September 2025 | 7 replies
Borrowers with stronger credit/profiles are sometimes getting better pricing or IO options. 3.
Ken M. Pre-foreclosures & SubTo & Easy money - No Experience, No Money, No Problem
22 September 2025 | 9 replies
You don't hide the recording in a land trust or other device.
Gene Walker Title search - what do they do that I can't?
14 September 2025 | 13 replies
Soyoma io is also pretty great for not only gathering relevant data but analyzing it. 
Alex Paz Using funds in a payed off home
11 September 2025 | 11 replies
Alex, here’s a side-by-side breakdown of the three main paths you’re weighing:OptionStructureMonthly Cost Example*When It Works BestTrade-OffsCash-Out Refi @ 6% Fixed$150K loan, 30-yr amortizing~$900/mo (P&I)Lock in predictable debt, scale now with a lump sumCash flow dip on current rental; if tenants buy soon, you’ve put long-term debt on a property you won’t keepHELOC / Line of Credit @ 8% IO$150K full draw = $1,000/mo, $50K draw = $333/moFlexible: pay only on what you useShort horizon (tenants likely to buy soon); need capital fast for next dealVariable rate risk; banks can reduce or freeze linesHybrid: HELOC + DSCR Loan$50K HELOC down = $333/mo; $150K DSCR loan = $900/moTotal = ~$1,233/moScale into 2 properties: use HELOC as down payment, DSCR finances new rentalSlightly higher combined debt load, but DSCR only qualifies if new property cash flows, so growth is protected*Based on a $200K property value, $150K loan (75% LTV).Key Philosophy:Cash-out refi = certainty.HELOC = flexibility.HELOC + DSCR = growth.That way you’re not just pulling equity — you’re turning it into more doors, which is the whole point of scaling.
Holly Calabro DSCR or conventional refi?
9 September 2025 | 15 replies
You will need to move title back to IO
Arthur Crum RAD Diversified SCAM ALERT!!!
12 October 2025 | 437 replies
X also didn’t respond to messages seekingcomment.Goldberg had spent time in medical-device marketing and Marble was a specialistin crowdfunding investments when they formed their production company forGoing Public in 2020.After streaming two seasons of the show on legacy media websites, Goldberg andMarble secured a brief introduction with X CEO Linda Yaccarino at a hotel bar inDallas in August 2024.
Becca F. Deactivating BP account and reactivating it later?
6 September 2025 | 12 replies
(Hint: C-o-l-u-m-b-u-s, O-h-i-o, trying to not trigger anyone's keyword search).
Joseph Agins I/O loan to pay myself back after loaning my LLC money to purchase property
28 August 2025 | 14 replies

I previously loaned my LLC $150K to purchase a rental property (SFH) and I'd now like to set up an interest only loan, let's say for 5 yrs, until the LLC can refinance the property through a bank and ultimately pay my...

Elmer Wayne Fisher Real estate Accounting
29 August 2025 | 10 replies
With QBO, you can easily track your income and expenses, manage your rental properties, generate reports, and even collaborate with your accountant or bookkeeper.One of the things I love about QBO is its accessibility - you can access it from anywhere, anytime using your computer or mobile device.
Austin Fowler If you had $10M, how would you invest it?
16 September 2025 | 69 replies
Then I would do some private money lending on rehabs as well as my own wholesaling operation. lastly I have recently signed up for these large commercial notes notification. for example, I currently have opportunities for a $3M non performing note on a medical device company, $9.14M non performing  multifamily loan on 188 units appraised at 12.5M and $11M matured loan on a healthcare loan.