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1 Comments on Time to Buy an Investment Property in Idaho?
My thoughts exactly! I'm a loan originator in Virginia who has recently relocated to a different city. So I am both looking for a house to buy, currently renting, and trying to complete loans for people doing the same. With all of the new regulations, it is getting harder to close loans that just a few years ago "made sense". I don't know how many pepole, for various reasons, just can't qualify for a loan right now. If some of the new ideas for new regulations get passed, it will be even harder.
So I believe it's a great time to buy investment property to rent. More and more families will be needing it.
I just hadn't thought of buying in Idaho....
Kim Davis
Loan Originator
Summit Mortgage Corporation
1-877-980-49