House hacking in NYC can be tricky because of prices and regulations, so a lot of local investors end up looking out of state for better cash flow.

I’ve been hearing from a lot of investors that the current lending environment feels tighter than usual.Some are turning to private lenders or alternative financing just to keep projects moving.Curious to hear from the community:Are you finding traditional banks harder to work with right now?

There are numerous events that real estate investors can attend to expand their knowledge, network with other professionals, and discover new opportunities.

It helps to have people by your side rooting for you:) I am an investor located just south of the river in MN if you would like to connect I’d love answer your questions!

I am an out of state investor and this headache has been going for too long. 

I know versions of this question have been answered, but as a new investor, is it most conducive to keep my first rental property in my own name and look into an umbrella excess policy (1-2 mil limits)?

Hey everyone,I am new to the investment game, but I am very excited to start my journey to becoming a successful investor.

Newer investor here with 1 year under my belt who bought my first fix & flip SFH in Holiday Florida.

It's not uncommon at all for a bank to flag investor accounts for risk/prohibited transactions and freeze your banking services.

These are popular for investors and can be a good fit since your target property price is relatively modest and your experience with house hacking adds credibility.Bank statement or asset-based loans are another route, but they tend to come with higher rates and down payment requirements.Feel free to reach out directly for any help!