Apply Now In this blog, we will cover using hard money loans to buy investment properties. Hard money loans are only for non-owner-occupant primary properties. Residential mortgage rules and regulations prohibit hard money loans on residential mortgage lending due to the SAFE Act of 2008 and predatory lending laws. In general, depending on the individual…
Suppose you’re a real estate investor or looking to finance multiple properties. You may have heard of Fannie Mae 5-10 financed properties guidelines in that case. These guidelines limit the number of financed properties an individual can have when applying for a new mortgage through Fannie Mae. In this article, we will cover and discuss…
This guide covers owner-occupant homes versus non-owner properties. Financing owner-occupied homes offers the best interest rate, the lowest down payment requirement, a higher debt-to-income ratio, and the best mortgage terms out of all mortgage loan programs. Mortgage lenders view owner-occupied home financing loans as less risky than second-home and investment home mortgages. The reason is…
Apply Now This blog will discuss how to get a mortgage for property flipping. Property flipping is when you buy a house for a certain price and turn around and sell it for a higher price. There are various types of property flipping. Many real estate investors are buying fixer-uppers and doing a fix-and-flip. There…
Apply Now In this blog, we will cover investment home loans for real estate investors. The housing and real estate market is booming. Many investors are turning to invest in real estate. Real estate investors are investing in single-family homes as rentals, as flips, and many investors are into fix and flips. The team at…
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