Looking for DSCR Lenders with 0% down payment around Atlanta GA area. I spoke to few they are all asking around 20% down payment though. Please advise

For those who’ve completed BRRRR projects in Florida:How long did you typically wait before doing your cash-out refinance? I’ve heard opinions ranging from 3 to 12 months depending on the lender and market. Curious what timeline worked best in practice, especially in today’s lending environment.

I’ve been in this industry for a while now, and I want to make everyone aware of a common scam that targets investors looking for funding... Here’s the setup: - A scammer poses as a private money lender, offering unrealistic terms (super low interest, no credit checks, huge loan amounts). - It all sounds amazing UNTIL they ask you to send money upfront for “insurance,” “processing,” "origination," or another bogus fee... - Once you send it, they vanish... ✅ Friendly Reminders: - NEVER pay money upfront for a loan. Real lenders are paid at closing, not before. - Always use a title or escrow company for funds! never wire money directly to an individual. - If someone pressures you to skip proper channels, that’s a red flag. - Remember: if the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is... Stay safe out there...protect yourself and your business! Sincerely, Adam

Hey R2W fam, Thanks to everyone who joined the live Q&A today - lots of great questions. 💪🏼 The recording should be up in the next 24 hours. I shared some links on the call - normally I keep these a secret and reserve them for the call attendees but thought the more the merrier today. Here are the secret links: - Rental Roadmap Lender Vault - hundreds of lenders to fund your next deal - Get an LLC for cheap (this is a partner of mine that I normally reserve for my mastermind students - their offering for LLCs is a no-brainer. It's at cost for them, so state fees + any hard costs but they don't profit off it - they use it as a loss-leader.) - Section 8 / HUD Rents for your market - How much a property in your market would rent for using HUD/Section8 🚨 Here's what I ask: 🚨 If these links are valuable to you, go answer 3 questions from other members in the community. You don't have to pay for the resources - just support other investors if these links are helpful to you. 💪🏼

Hi everyone! Like many new RE investors, I am investigating ways to get funding for my investments. I have been talking to a Business Funding company that helps maximize access to 0% credit cards. They offer a credit card liquidation service through an in-house fulfillment partner (they invoice you, they give you cash in exchange) at 0% fee. Anyone has experience with this? Is this a viable way to explore funding RE investments? What are the pros and cons you see with this method? Funding deals AS A BUSINESS is new to me and I am a bit perplexed about the right way to go (other than getting a traditional bank mortgage that relies on your personal credit and DTI ratio, or using some personal collaterals like with a HELOC or a cash-out refi). I'd appreciate any advice on the topic! If this has already been discussed in some threads, could you please tag me there? Many thanks!