Sohel Mahmood
First time buyer as rental investment
15 August 2022 | 20 replies
But if you make good money and have sufficent liquid reserves you will be fine either way.
Kenny N.
LLC, dba, license filing questions
19 August 2022 | 2 replies
A generic one that suits your purposes should suffice.
Julien Bartolo
Rental Investment Units Purchase - LLC's & Bank Accounts
30 August 2022 | 12 replies
Would using a registered agent basically suffice for anonymity?
Tatiana Conta
House Hack Homeowners Insurance
13 December 2021 | 1 reply
Would a regular single family dwelling unit suffice or ??
Tatiana Conta
House Hack Homeowners Insurance
19 December 2021 | 1 reply
Would a regular single family dwelling unit suffice or ??
Reya Ripet
Renewing a lease (doing it myself)
24 December 2021 | 5 replies
If it doesn't autorenew, a simple one page amendment, referancing the origional lease parties, address, and ratificaiton date and noting the new terms will suffice.
Reed Meyer
Debt-to-Income ratio on FHA Loan
17 January 2022 | 3 replies
Can you add a family member on the loan, who has sufficent income to meet the DTI ratio requirment?
David Siegel
Tenant broke into apt, disturbed neighbor - what to do next?
2 February 2022 | 12 replies
This likely means you need at least 3 similar offenses before you would have any chance at an eviction (maybe 3 would not suffice).
Keetaek Hong
How an investor finance multiple SFHs for short-term-rental?
26 September 2022 | 7 replies
- Monthly mortgage for 5 houses: Roughly $25K- Loan-to-Income at 35% = 25K * (100/35 ) = ~ $75K/month = $900K/year Hi Keetaek,To answer your 1st question, you can finance multiple SFR properties without hitting a DTI limit by either 1) Making enough income (like you provided) where your DTI threshold will suffice and still qualify or 2) going with alternative financing that doesn't take DTI into consideration at all.
Glen Hark
80% Vs 95% plus FURNACE which one to buy
6 August 2016 | 14 replies
If your house is well constructed and insulated, the waste heat from the 95% furnace should suffice- even if it's the only furnace in the basement.Assuming no mechanical problems as described above, I'd go with the 95%- your tenant's heating bill will be approximately 16% less than with the 80% version.