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It’s Time to Change the Game.
Categories: Blog Posts, Motivational Monday, Resources, Tips
Now isn’t the time to improve anything. It’s time to change everything. Are you aware that over the course of the past few weeks, almost all lending for the investment community has dried up? Not only that, but it’s uncertain how long it will be before these products become available again. But this doesn’t […]
Investor Mortgage Report 4.14.2020
Categories: Blog Posts, Resources, Tips, Trends Tuesday
Why did all the banks just make it damn near impossible to get a loan on an investment property? For lenders, times are more uncertain than ever. With conventional/standard loans as the only lending option available for rental investors, lenders went and changed the rules…and not in the investor’s favor. As […]
What to Do When the Bank Says, “No.”
Categories: Blog Posts, Motivational Monday, Tips
Don’t be controlled by banks. It’s time for you to take control! That noise you just heard? That was the sound of conventional lenders across the country slamming the door and walking away from the lending on investment properties. For those of us who make our living through fix and flips, fix and holds, and […]
The Lending Faucet Has Been Shut Off. What Happens Now?
Categories: Motivational Monday, Resources, Tips
Everyone knows that you kill a business by cutting off their credit/finance. Once the credit is cut off, we are all in trouble. Or, ARE we? Did you hear the lending markets just explode/implode in on the investor market? What felt like overnight (within mere weeks,) the traditional funding faucet was virtually turned […]
Investor Mortgage Report 3 30 2020
Categories: Blog Posts
Investor Mortgage Report What We Know: Conventional mortgage lenders are clamping down on investors in a couple ways. (This applies to homes investors are buying for themselves (to live in) and the ones they are renting out.) Lenders are requiring between 6 and 12 months of reserves for EACH property. In some […]