Hi, My wife runs a coaching institute like Kumon from the small portion of our primary house but she wants to expand.

I would always run the numbers as a long term rental in case MTR or STR don't work out though.

- Robust HELOC offerings- I have a good offering for HELOCs, but run into the standard hang ups of HELOCs on properties in LLCs, or HELOCs on investment properties.

Hello guys listen Dj comes off as a soft toned guy who’s knee deep into helping you Telling u his background an how there gonna sky rocket your business or get your business started or evolved then once he gets your payment he falls back poor communication no follow up from his so called 6figure vp i begged to just let me out of this scheme but he sweet talked me again with more access to more software which i never  ever used i don’t know how to use an i explained to him but he’s the type that gets offended when u call him out on his bs then he Makes you feel like your wrong he flips the circumstances making it seem like your in the wrong an it’s his software this creep ****er is a hustler please don’t waste your time or MONEY the *** hole played me out of 1000.00 bucks a month ago but today 4/23/20 he attempted to draft another 1000.00 but good thing i don’t use that account anymore i didn’t receive the welcome packet nothing i really hope this helps please RUN the other way this POS is a user and a manipulator i hope this helps!

Just under 80 doors we are small enough to give individual attention to all of our clients and have a full staff to properly service units. 

Retiring on LTR cashflow is, in my opinion and for my lifestyle, not realistic unless you are running a really big operation (which most mom and pops are not)

On the primary may want to put as least possible down to have some reserves for when moving to a new place and getting up and running . 

DSCR terms are simply worse then a conventional loan meaning you will have higher closing costs and likely a pre-payment penalty (which can be even more expensive in the long run then the upfront closing costs).

I run the realtor side of our business (and help investor clients) and my biz partner runs our construction company for our investments (and clients).

I live in the Bay Area, home to notoriously high property values (depending on the location, a property may run you over 1 million for a 3bd2ba).