Is there any advantage to taking out a loan to cover both the purchase and improvement, vs. taking out a mortgage and a second shortly after?

My program helps the tenant improve their credit scores WITHOUT credit repair.The credit partner receives cash at closing and a monthly cash flow.

If you're looking to buy another property you could 1031 exchange with part and take the rest in cash.Of course if you obtain the cash out, and then invest it, will you really have improved your position?

The first I had rented to occupy the day after closing, at $1795.Two others took a month to rent at $1695.The fourth I dropped to $1495 to rent after three months.Loan: 30 year fixed 80% LTV, 6.125%Goal is to just hold them for 5-10 years, and then sell in an improved market.

• 70% LTV is allowed for improved properties and 50% for fully entitled commercial lots

What the CAP rate is at any one time or any one market varies.There is still plenty of room for prices to vary based on what someone things they are dealing with (are the numbers real) and if they see room for improvement (change or use, upgrades, stabilize the rent roll if there is a high vacancy factor).Note that you rarely get actual expense number.

Allow me to answer this in his absense---this very issue is currently being mulled over by the bureaus with the intent of disallowing the authorized user allowance (the origin of seasoned tradelines)...Regards,Scott Miller Originally posted by "**********":Here is my 2 cent’s on the issue:Now, I notices that the company mentioned can sell you seasoned ”shelf Corporations” with potential of improving your ability to get financing.

Will you make any improvement in the property?

There are several factors that influence your actual ROI when discussing improvements.

Is there some standard calcuation that investors use to estimate how much the value of a property will increase after they make certain repairs and improvements?