Came across Underight recently and thought it was an interesting concept for the non-QM space.It seems to be focused on helping brokers figure out whether a scenario is financeable and which lenders/programs may fit before spending a ton of time on guideline PDFs, overlays, matrices, AE calls, and back-and-forth.What stood out to me is that non-QM still feels surprisingly fragmented for how active the market is.

It seems like a possible solution in the short term but I wonder if any legislation would impede this model down the line.

In summary, Florida seemed sluggish.

Some correct and some bizarre.

Hello all,I have found a property & I am attempting to take my first stab at a property analysis by finding comps that would help me grasp an accurate price point for the property itself. I think the listing can g...

As a note: The HOA dictates that rentals must be long term rentals, no STR.Given the current housing market conditions here in Denver - home prices down, supply increasing it seems unlikely that the market will get better in the next year or two to sell (Seems like the opposite of the stock proverb of sell high, buy low). 

Their intentions seem clear ad Incipio."

I'm a new investor, leaning towards out of state investing, building my knowledge, stuck on deciding which markets seem to offer desirable rent to price ratios, and forgiving entry points for purchasing my first property.Are there opportunities in seemingly large government-based announcements, with regard to home prices, rents, job growth, etc?

I have heard good things about itrip but seems like Vacasa and Evolve have a lot of downside.

The 2 options BiggerPockets Pro membership provides both seem great but seem like they both do what I would need so I'd like to choose just one.