We allow one dog under 40lbs in our rental unit with a one time pet fee. I have a possible tenant that told me she had one dog under 40 pounds as well as one ESA dog which I am assuming is over 40 pounds based on the ...

Your best options are usually local or regional banks (they love working with operators who already manage rentals), agency small-balance loans through Fannie/Freddie if the property is stabilized, or a bridge lender if the building needs work before you refinance.The easiest way to get real options fast is to talk with a commercial mortgage broker and a few local bank loan officers.

Do this now: pick a simple buy box (for example, house hack-ready 2–4 units within a short commute), analyze 5 listings a day for two weeks, and attend two meetups this month to meet operators and a potential mentor.

However you need desperate ppl , whic ther are many, and a little gullibility. 

My thought is a quadplex all being 3 bed 2 bath and a single car garage and possibly 2 duplexes 4 bed 2.5 bath with 2 car garages.

., and I’m looking to start investing within the United States.I’m specifically looking for a Republican-leaning city with positive population growth, strong appreciation potential, and a market that supports both fix-and-flip deals as well as long-term rentals.

I've always been drawn to sustainable building and working with natural systems, and a few years back I realized those principles could solve real problems in housing affordability.So I started Bright Home Investments and a companion nonprofit to prove it - earth-sheltered construction paired with community land trust models.

I have been seeing a lot of AI generated replies and a lot of it is garbage LOL. 

I have been an agent for the past few years and a investor.

The “BRRRR” only works here if:The ARV really does come in at or close to $900kThe lender gives you very favorable termsYou’re okay with thin or even negative cash flow for a whileRight now, the debt load is just too big for the income.If this were mine, I’d do one of three things:Renegotiate the purchase price to build in more roomRefi at a lower LTV, even if it means getting less money backSkip the full BRRRR and just hold it with the lower original paymentThat would make the deal safer and a lot more predictable.