The hard truth about long term real estate investing is that it's a strategy that with rare exceptions requires start up capital, good credit,
documentable income etc etc..
So it depends on how much income you're Working with, your required investment preferences, how large or small this «debt,» you have to payoff is, and
documentable income available.
And, in most cases, borrowers are allowed to use the rent from recently purchased investment properties as «
documentable income» to help with debt ratios.
Not exact matches
Investors, however, must be well qualified with good credit, «
documentable»
income, and ample liquidity.
How many buyers of condos at the old price fall into the category of assetless dirtbags with no on the book assets to
documentable (ie, garnisheeable)
income?