Real Estate Business help

>>1020721
Sounds like you are actually doing good. My advise (which is simply an opinion), live frugally for 2-5 years, only buying essential clothes, food, and bills with your new income.

>>1020730
I've been living frugally since I was homeless back in 09. I buy all my clothes/furniture/cars used, grow and can my own food, and I own all my own tools for every project from hanging drywall and framing to installing flooring (I bought all the tools from a tool pawn shop in town). I'm just wondering where I could get a business loan from, my credit is over 700. Or are there any investors or a place to talk to investors?

>>1020748
I think you can get a 60month loan @7.xx-8.xx% through lending club. Good credit, strong assets, track record of doing this should qualify you for the top borrower bracket.

>>1020759
>60 month loan
>real estate rental companies
Wew lad

>>1020762
Check the op. He's taking 10-15k loans.

>>1020721
How does using equity from your existing rentals diminish income?

>>1020721

So people are actually willing to live in those homes that cost $10-15k?

If I knew you personally I'd consider investing with you. Maybe you can network with people locally and try to solicit investments that way somehow.

>>1020721
This is what I wanted to do. Specifically in detroit. Like a moron I got talked out of it. I own homes in Colorado now that have made me great return. Why can't you get 30 yr mortgages? Put down 20 percent you could buy a house a month

>>1020748
Why do you need a business loan? I don't understand. If you're getting 500 bucks a house per month on a mortgage of 12k you should be cash flow positive

>>1020840

Im sure its all getting paid through government vouchers.

Its a gamble though. The people that would live in these houses could absolutely destroy your investment.

I have been thinking about doing this as well though.

OP would you recommend family sized homes or little 1 bed room homes or even like 4 bed rooms? I have this image of renting to the single mother and the kid and the boyfriend end up tearing the place up. However there is such a lack of little single bed room houses in my area.

A 15yr 7.5% blanket loan over your current equity will cost you $375 per month. You will then be able to buy 2-3 more rentals which extrapolating your current 2 would give you a gross rental income of $2000-$2500, subtract out the $375 you now owe on your blanket loan and you should be clearing $1625-$2125, owing only $40,000 across 4-5 houses which should be worth well over that amount, and depending on who you get the loan from once they're rented and added to your portfolio they may be willing to re up your loan so you can buy even more houses.

Call every bank in your area and call any of the we buy houses signs and explain your situation and tell them you're looking for a loan. The we buy houses people usually have good connections to money and can even help you find a new rental as a pseudo real estate agent if a landlord calls looking to sell a house.

Read Preston Ely's books. No BS real-estate, & guarilla marketing.

>>1020902
>>1020899
No bank is going to give you a 30/15 year mortgages on a 15k house.

If they did no one would rent from OP.