The U.S. housing market will finally turn the corner in 2026, with a double-digit increase in home sales supporting a 4% increase in home prices, according to new predictions from the National Association of Realtors®.NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun forecasts sales volume for existing homes will rise 14% next year after three years of stagnation, and sees new-home sales rising 5%.

in general, no - i highly doubt the property would support this level of debt service, and i suspect you'd be substantially negative each month.Use the HELOC for cheaper duplex homes or SFHs? 

Oh, eventbrite too.Hire a Coach:  If your broker doesn't provide any support then we need to get support elsewhere. 

I've onboarded a property manager to handle the multi-families and SFHs.I've been using the existing cash flow to handle maintenance, repairs, and capital improvements but need to raise more capital to accelerate the remaining projects this year and get to cash-flow I can support myself on. 

My primary interest is to find a large two-family home with a high peak / high pitch attic (12/12 is ideal) with a roof design that could support a large one-bedroom apartment.In certain towns that I’ve searched, converting / expanding multi-family homes is explicitly encouraged by the local P&Z.

As a lender, here are the programs I can support investors with:• Conventional loans• FHA, VA, USDA• DSCR Loans (short-term rental + long-term rental)• Fix-and-Flip financing• Bridge loans• Construction & renovation loans• Ground-up development financing• Portfolio loans• Bank Statement & Non-QM options• Down Payment Assistance programs• Cash-out refinancing for both residential + investment portfolios I’d love to connect and be a resource as you continue scaling toward 100+ units.

The caveat being these types of brokerages off little-to-no support for their agents (regardless of what their website says). 

The deal was in a good area with good comps, but not comps that supported the wholesalers purchase price.

I know land can be more difficult to finance, and I’m also a little nervous about the process of adding a manufactured home (utilities, site work, permits, etc.).She is very capable, and her dad is a contractor, so she definitely has strong support.

What rent do the comparables support?