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Why You Should Use Business Credit Cards for Real Estate Investing
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It’s time to stop using your personal credit cards and switch to business credit cards for real estate investing. Personal credit cards are not only costing you opportunities, but also time, frustration, and cost. And here’s the deal: it’s easy to fix personal credit score issues by switching to a business credit card. Why Are […]
The Money Bucket: Lenders vs. You
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For any project you do, you need money. We refer to this collection of money as your money bucket. The money in your bucket comes from two sources: 1) a lender and 2) you. Both of these areas of funding are going to come together and fill the bucket to finance your project. Lenders This […]
Traditional vs. DSCR Loan Comparison
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This loan comparison can help you figure out what loan is right for YOU. Whenever we’re talking about rentals, we’re always going to come back to cash flow, and it’s important to find the best cash-flowing loan. We want to look at the pros and cons of each type of rental loan to help you […]
Rental Loans Compared: Traditional vs. DSCR vs. Local Banks
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Which rental loans are the BEST for your rental property? There are three main loans that cover rental property loans: traditional, DSCR, and small bank loans. Whenever we’re talking about rentals, we’re always going to come back to cash flow, and it’s important to find the best cash-flowing loan. If you’re deep in the real […]
Why You Should Be Honest With Lenders
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When you’re filling your money bucket, being honest with lenders can make a huge difference in your loan and the options they offer! 1. Be Honest About Your Financial History This may seem obvious, but make sure you’re honest with your lender. Make sure you’re upfront and honest about your financial history with your lender. […]