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Explore financing guides, lender reviews, and investment strategies for real estate investors.
Fix and Flip |
September 18, 2026
New investors can qualify for fix and flip loans without prior experience. Learn the 70% rule, what cash you need, and how the process works.
Zach Cohen
Fix and Flip |
September 18, 2026
A comprehensive guide to fix and flip loans that explains how fix and flip financing works, loan structures, costs, and how real estate investors can fund, renovate, and resell properties for profit.
Zach Cohen
DSCR Loans |
September 10, 2026
Compare DSCR vs. conventional loans by qualification method, terms, and portfolio fit for real estate investors.
Zach Cohen
Investment Strategy |
September 4, 2026
Most buyers want personal use and rental income from the same property. Which classification applies determines the loan product, the rate, the down payment, and whether an LLC can hold title.
Zach Cohen
Rental Properties |
April 24, 2026
How to refinance a rental property: steps, requirements, cash-out rules, and when the numbers actually support the decision for real estate investors.
Zach Cohen
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Fix and Flip |
April 24, 2026
Learn how to refinance a hard money loan, which loan replaces it, how to time the transition, and how investors avoid costly mistakes.
Zach Cohen
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Rental Properties |
April 23, 2026
Conventional mortgages don’t fund LLCs. Learn how to form, finance, and close an investment property purchase as an entity using a DSCR loan.
Zach Cohen
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DSCR Loans |
April 22, 2026
DSCR loans qualify on rental income, not personal income. See how credit score impacts rate, leverage, and payments with Ridge Street’s FICO tool.
Zach Cohen
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Fix and Flip |
March 25, 2026
The best fix and flip lenders for real estate investors in 2026 — leverage, closing speed, and which lender fits your deal based on experience level.
Zach Cohen
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Investment Strategy |
February 27, 2026
Compare the top 5 investment property lenders for 2026 by loan types, closing speed, LTV limits, and requirements for real estate investors.
Zach Cohen
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