Once you watch this video, make sure you check out my video on how much does it cost to by a house in the Twin Cities! I bet it's less than you think! th-cam.com/video/F2MnNVT7vtU/w-d-xo.html
That’s fantastic! I’m happy to help any way I can! Check out this video if you haven’t yet! I’ll be doing a new one soon, but this one still holds up pretty well!! th-cam.com/video/F2MnNVT7vtU/w-d-xo.html
Off topic question lol you may not have the answer to this but im looking to move to Minneapolis within a year. Is the process different for business owners? Also was curious if you know how good is Minneapolis for a photography business? Kind of a big selling point of me moving down haha.
what's up? i have subscribed to your channel and i like watching your videos , very informative. I will reach out to you sooner. I am sure you can be a very good guide. Br/Prashanth
Just came across this video and i live in a small town in MN im on disability and been in a apartment for over 10 years i do want to buy a home in my town i am just unsure if i can afford it on my income with bills and such
I have the perfect lender for you to talk to! Give me a call or shoot me an email and I’d love to get you headed in the right direction! Jesse.Lynch@ROGChoice.com 612-913-6669
Just curious on one thing. Not sure if it's law per state, or country wide. Is there a wait time to rent out the whole home after buying it? In other words, do I have to live in the home I bought for a certain amount of time before renting out the whole house to make profit? I've heard in California it's 2 years but how does the bank know? The cheap homes you mentioned that instantly sell for $200k-$300k, is it typical the buyers are pretending to live in, but then turn around and rent it out above market value?
That is typically a term set by the lender. It depends how much down payment you have, but as far as I know (and this is not financial advice) basically any home can be an investment property if the buyer puts 20% down. If it’s less than that down payment (as low as 3% down conventional or 3.5 FHA) I believe the rule is it has to be owner occupied for the first year!
Once you watch this video, make sure you check out my video on how much does it cost to by a house in the Twin Cities! I bet it's less than you think!
th-cam.com/video/F2MnNVT7vtU/w-d-xo.html
Just subscribed. I'm looking to buy a townhome in the next 1.5 to 2 years. I will be a first time home buyer.
That’s fantastic! I’m happy to help any way I can! Check out this video if you haven’t yet! I’ll be doing a new one soon, but this one still holds up pretty well!!
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I appreciate these videos! *Subscribed*
Thank you, friend!!
I live in MN in have money saved would love to purchase a condo
Let’s make it happen! I just added you on FB! Otherwise call/text me if you want! 612-913-6669
Hey I’m definitely trying to buy a home in Hennepin county!! First time home buyer 🤓 #helpme
Hey!! I’m happy to help!
Call/text me at (612) 913-6669 or shoot me an e-mail at Jesse.Lynch@ROGChoice.com
great video!!
Thank you, friend!!
I’m interested
Feel free to shoot me an email!
jesse@tothetwincities.com
Off topic question lol you may not have the answer to this but im looking to move to Minneapolis within a year. Is the process different for business owners?
Also was curious if you know how good is Minneapolis for a photography business? Kind of a big selling point of me moving down haha.
what's up? i have subscribed to your channel and i like watching your videos , very informative. I will reach out to you sooner. I am sure you can be a very good guide.
Br/Prashanth
I look forward to hearing from you!!
Just came across this video and i live in a small town in MN im on disability and been in a apartment for over 10 years i do want to buy a home in my town i am just unsure if i can afford it on my income with bills and such
I have the perfect lender for you to talk to! Give me a call or shoot me an email and I’d love to get you headed in the right direction!
Jesse.Lynch@ROGChoice.com
612-913-6669
Just curious on one thing. Not sure if it's law per state, or country wide. Is there a wait time to rent out the whole home after buying it? In other words, do I have to live in the home I bought for a certain amount of time before renting out the whole house to make profit? I've heard in California it's 2 years but how does the bank know? The cheap homes you mentioned that instantly sell for $200k-$300k, is it typical the buyers are pretending to live in, but then turn around and rent it out above market value?
That is typically a term set by the lender. It depends how much down payment you have, but as far as I know (and this is not financial advice) basically any home can be an investment property if the buyer puts 20% down. If it’s less than that down payment (as low as 3% down conventional or 3.5 FHA) I believe the rule is it has to be owner occupied for the first year!
I have 19 months until I want to buy...am I a little early? 🤣🤣
Maybe slightly!! Check out my video on qualifying!! There might be some things you want to to be working on now!