Will the company who is willing to combine all of your loans charge you a fee to do this? 

In fact, one can argue, you should give up MORE equity because your investor is taking on all the risks.If however, you qualify for financing and the investor brings in the 20%-30% equity, then you can do 70-30 (in your favor).You can also structure it as combination of debt and equity just to make the deal sweeter for the investor.If you and the investor are buying the property 100% cash, the investor can get 6% on his money as debt and at the same time, be a 50% owner of the property.

These bad experiences were easy to prevent: taxes in Shaker are notoriously high plus POS with 200% in escrow etcArea of Cleveland Hts north off Noble also is widely known: bad combination of high CL.Hts taxes and Cleveland schools.All it would take a honest decent RE agent to warn him......but Nobody did.I’m not trying to market myself - I have hands full and won’t take on new clients......I just feel bad that people avoid investing all together only because they didn’t know the location!

Use that search function for questions you have- it can answer just about everything. 

An old roof without leaks is a fully functional roof. 

It all depends on how much that will increase the sale price and if it creates a usable, functional space. 

Hi Matthew, Some investors may allow up to a 90% combined loan to value assuming credit and income is enough to support the loan. 

@Zach Bollman - I wish there were those types of reviews out there, but it's really a combination of networking and trial/error.

My notes business is combined with my flipping business.

This may be lessened now however, I base that off of the fact that Huntsville has diversified a bit now as not just a cog in the military industrial complex but also an industrial and tech center in it's own right, and just over the past year we had over 300% tech job growth.The dynamic you have at play with the constantly shifting population is a strong reason why I advocate to people that while Madison is certainly doing well now, it only really started to do so with a combination of BRAC and the creation of their own well funded school system 2-3 decades ago.