This process will include a traditional mortgage underwrite. 

Contrary to my first analysis, I find that it's a turnkey property with the big ticket items and finishing touches already completed.

Traditional methods and that much cash might be a barrier.

You can do a DSCR loan which is more focused on the specific property and does not impact your DTI, you can also get a traditional investment loan that is impacting your DTI.

What are the consequences of failing to disclose items such as unpermitted additions in a property disclosure agreement after a flip?

I know feedback on condos is mixed and I'm giving up some of the cashflow in return, but I'm concerned about remotely managing the bigger ticket items and this was my way of minimizing the risk.My question -- Are any folks familiar with renting in Middletown New York or know how to manage sourcing tenants has been for them? 

Each potential buyer has come to their own conclusion that it would be too much hassle and risk to manage in this fashion vs a traditional rental even though the average cap rate in our area has been half that at best.

I’ve been in the business for about two years and recently started expanding my focus beyond traditional sales to learn more about real estate investing.I currently own a rental property (which was my former primary residence) and am working on building a remote property management company under my LLC, Williams Investment Group.

Hello, I am new to section 8 model (always done traditional renters) and I am trying to understand how to effectively post a home for a section 8 tenant. 

-How do infrastructure issues compare to more traditional assets like mobile home parks?