Unless you’re trying to invest in real estate using all cash, you’ll need to know which investment loans work best for you. But what if you’re a contractor, a business owner, or self-employed? What if you’ve already used up all your financeability and your DTI (debt-to-income ratio) is too high for lenders to take you seriously? What’s your next step? Fortunately, even if you’re feeling the crunch of difficult financing, you still have numerous ways to buy rental properties. You just need to know where to look!
We’re back! Or more like David is back on another episode of Seeing Greene where he takes the most-pressing questions from our audience and answers them live for all investors to benefit. In this episode, we’ll be talking about mid-term rentals and the threat they pose to “regular” rental property investing, why it’s so challenging to find investor-friendly agents, how wholesaling real estate could get you into trouble, and house hacking in an expensive market (even with VERY little down).
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00:00 Intro 01:57 Quick Tip 03:13 Mid-Term Rentals and Partnership Pros/Cons 15:38 Growing a Real Estate Brokerage 19:50 Questions from the Comment Section 23:39 Could Wholesaling Get Me in Trouble? 28:28 How to Scale Using DSCR Loans 34:01 Sell or Rent Your Primary Residence? 36:33 House Hacking in an Expensive Market 43:13 Ask David Your Question!
