Tag Archive for: rental properties

Cross Collateralization: How To Finance Multiple Rental Properties

Whether you have five rental properties, ten rental properties, or even 50 rental properties, our cross-collateralized single loan option with JVM Lending and Kiavi could be the perfect solution for you! In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore how Kiavi's innovative cross collateralization mortgage solutions can help you leverage equity, consolidate debts, and finance multiple rental properties under one convenient loan.Read More

Illegal/Commercial Use Of Property Is NOT A Deal Killer As Long As…

Illegal/Commercial Use Of Residential Property We once financed the purchase of a home that was being used as an office for a large paving and concrete contractor. He had a […]Read More

The Tennessee Real Estate Investor’s Guide to DSCR Loans

Allow us to guide you through the real estate nuances in Tennessee's prime locales, ensuring your DSCR loan aligns perfectly with your financial goals.Read More

What Are Capital Gains Taxes on Rental Properties?

Capital gains taxes might sound complex, but they're a crucial part of the rental property world that you can easily navigate. Regardless if you're new to investing or are a seasoned real estate investor, understanding the intricacies of capital gains taxes is key to making smart investment decisions. These taxes are not only a significant financial consideration but also a reflection of the gains and profits you accrue from your rental property. These taxes show up when you make money from selling or gaining value from your rental property.Read More

House Hacking On Steroids!

Closing 300 Transactions per Year – For Investors We work with an agent who plans to close 300 transactions in 2023 – focusing exclusively on investors. He is extraordinarily focused […]Read More

Low Rates Make Real Estate Investing And Airbnb More Viable

My wife Heejin is looking at an investment property in Plano, Texas that will sell for about $510,000. It also has a tenant in it who is paying $3,700 per […]Read More

“America’s Largest Landlord Adds $1 Billion For Its House Hunt” Why It Matters, And It Does!

The title of today’s blog was lifted directly from this WSJ article. I blogged last week about why inventory levels are so low. One of the reasons was investors buying […]Read More