On top of that, it’s still affordable compared to other cities, and you can often find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away.

We regularly come across loans at 25% LTV where you would then be sitting under 20% LTV against the collateral - Typical loan duration is 2 to 8 months- Typical individual loan amount in the $400k to $800k range- Majority of assets that fit our criteria seem to be in Texas at the moment.

Hi All,I have a few properties with 30 year fixed mortgages in 6.5 - 6.875 % rate range which originated in the past 2 years and 2 properties with 15 year fixed mortgages in 2 - 3% range which were originated long time back with not a lot of principal left.

Hi @Camden Nielsen,This aligns well with the projects I work on with my clients in the $1.5M+ ARV range.

My rentals are in Austin, Georgetown and Temple/Belton which range from 250-300 or so for this ratio and we have over 95% occupancy for all our units.

My focus is on BRRRR and small multi-family properties in the $80K–$125K range in landlord-friendly markets with steady job growth.One thing I’ve noticed is how easy it is to get stuck in “education mode” — reading, analyzing, and planning — without actually taking the next step.

I would like to be in the 600-700 price range on initial purchase and looking at North San Diego County (Escondido, San Marcos, Vista, Oceanside).

Others are going after multis in the $400–$600K range for bigger long-term rental returns.As for specs, 3–4 beds and 2 baths seem to move fastest, but if the property needs work, it’s usually priced lower to make it worth the rehab.

Nutley you will get great appreciation, but rental rates don't scale at the same level as value.I would avoid Essex because of the high taxes and really, Essex is out of most people's price ranges unless you try to sneak near the train in Orange.

In our area DOM is trending in the 40s range.