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Lê Nghi Cao is an Enterprise Sales Consultant at Leapsome, where he helps mid-market and enterprise organizations across EMEA find the right people enablement solutions. With a strong track record in B2B SaaS sales, from prospecting and pipeline management to coaching sales teams, he brings a consultative, methodology-driven approach to understanding buyer needs.

I've found a house (my first investment prospect) that I could flip with good margin. The lenders I've talked to said 6 mo or less wouldn't get me a traditional loan and I'd likely have to go with a rehab loan. Is that going to costly versus a traditional loan? What's the up or downside compared to a traditional? I'll need to use equity from my personal residence to assist in financing the purchase.

The best and strongest lease agreements I've seen are from the Rental Housing Association of Washington (RHAWA). They are very involved in fighting battles (at the state and city level) on behalf of landlords in our very tenant-friendly state. And they constantly update clauses to their forms as laws get updated. There is an annual membership fee (I think it's $185/yr), but it's pretty cheap for what you actually get.