We basically now originate our own loans (commercial only, $400,000 - $5 million).  

I offer a one consulting phone call, not a flashy course and not anywhere near $2,000, on how to get plugged in with these companies and basically everything you need to know to successfully get these MTR contracts.

When we encounter operators or docs who end up exploring or wanting to own the conversation always turns to lease vs own, and generally docs and I'd say dentists are pretty savvy business people but generally get a little tunnel vision around owning the real estate.I can always get behind owning the dirt and the real estate where you operate, if you have the right mindset and intentions behind it.The basic difference of opinion and philosophy break down to the understanding that the value of the commercial real estate, that you operate out of is only valued at the cash flows of your lease on that space. 

But my best guess right now is that conservatively, ths house should go for at least $850k with basic rehab done.  

Despite paying a substantial fee, I found that beyond basic instructional videos and repetitive weekly calls, there was little substance to aid my learning.

I contacted Kiavi about it, since I never gave the client their contact and consent to contact my clients directly, and the account executive said, that since the borrower did not close with Kiavi on the previous loan I submitted to them, they basically have all rights to solicit your borrower's directly, and not pay you any referral fee or nor give you any heads up. 

And would like to at least do some basic vetting over the phone.  

A lot of DSCR lenders around here are coming in around 1.15–1.20 minimum, which means anything close to 80% LTV starts to get tight unless the rents are really strong.For example, I ran numbers on a small duplex near High Point:Purchase: $128,000Rehab: $22,000All-in: $150,000ARV: ~$200,000 (based on clean comps)Rents: $950–$1,000 per door is typical right nowDSCR lenders are quoting: 7.5–7.9% rates with taxes/insurance baked inAt 75% LTV, the refi comes out close to $150K  basically pulling out most of the capital.At 80% LTV, the cash-out jumps but the DSCR drops just under 1.15, which some lenders won’t allow.My question is:For those actively doing BRRRRs in 2024–25, what LTV are you comfortably targeting on your refi?

Just the basics provided by the hosting company or something more?

You can show a picture of a giant car fitting in the parking space basically telling the guests they have little driving skills or you can say sorry you found it challenging to park.