We had 20+ vendors we used regularly.

Every listing agent we interacted with went out of their way to reinforce the idea that buying a home in the Bay Area without an agent was just ‘not something people do.’

Pricing Volatility & Lender FitNon-QM pricing can move faster and vary significantly between lenders based on:Property typeCash-out vs. rate/termDSCR ratioShort-term rental vs. long-termExperience levelIf you don’t regularly work with multiple Non-QM capital sources, it’s hard to confidently quote and lock.4.

Because of limited experience with lathe and plaster, I sugnificantly underestimated the haul away costs.as for #2, I regularly get additional plumbing costs over projection.  

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/1279867-shoul...Same AI slop questions week after week   ya there seems to be a few ladies that keep doing this regularly. 

We used this to develop a simple process that screens out about half of the fake ESAs.1) If the resident says they have an ESA, tell them they have to provide legally-compliant evidence that they are ESAs2) If the evidence they give you is from a licensed health professional, and they are licensed in your state or the state from which the resident is moving, and the letter indicates a need for an ESA and their relationship more than a one-time telehealth interaction, you basically have to accept it.3) We sometimes have to ask for clarification or more information but never give them enough information to figure out everything listed in #24) If they cannot provide such evidence, we have a simple letter noting that their evidence was insufficient.

Many investors are focusing on leaving the least amount of money in the deal while still holding a solid rental.Looking a bit outside the Charlotte core can make the numbers work better too.I also come across off market opportunities and work with investors regularly, so happy to connect and see what you’re targeting.

I'm mainly looking for a mentor to work under while having a regular 9-5.

I am hearing that some are integrating AI to interact with tenants.

Right now, the properties I’m seeing around $300k are mostly: 2 bed / 2 bath homes I’m wondering if buying a regular house like this could still work for house hacking.