Doesn’t matter how you do it, but that’s gonna be the best way.Even if your income doubled you have run into DTI issues

We had ours done on a turnover day so we didn't miss a beat.We have a 6 bedroom cabin in Wears Valley that can sleep up to 23.

You should look for uneven multis (more bedrooms in one than the other) so you can stay in the smaller unit and cash flow more off the other rentals.Location wise, of all of those areas, Pennsylvania or staying in South Jersey gives you the best bang for your buck.

that was not a method that Armando taught in the seminars I attended these were strickly how to find BRRR props and rehab them and then resell or refi and keep.. the Markets we worked were Vegas and Orlando and Frankly those investors who actually bought property doubled their money or more with the deals i funded for them and they bought on their own it was 2011 to 2013 which as we know was a prime buying time and had to hand it to Armando he picked two of the best Markets.. 

We aren’t aiming for anything top of the line or updated but we need bigger and more bedrooms etc. so our next home we are looking $450kish and not much more. 

If you just stop investing it will be a double loss. 

So even if they last 30 years and could have produced double their cost.

My friend recently told me of this scenario where the person I lease to would perhaps then double book individuals and keep deposits. 

It’s similar to how apartment listings are grouped by bedroom count and price.

: I noticed a lot of similar properties (4-bedroom, 3-bathroom) were purchased as fix-and-flips for around $150k, but they’re now being listed at $450k.