I have no problem handling the debt with my overall income, but the bank is putting pressure on me to do something now. 

Here’s how I handle it:•I have an LLC registered in California, and I pay the $800 annual franchise tax to the state.

Yes, this will be an entry level job, but it gives you experience, gives you income to be able to even start buying single family rentals, if you want, gives you connections in the industry (not always investors, but people you may need later on).  

Their customer service department is very responsive.When selling a service as taking care of everything and handling the complete process, this includes all forms, liabilities and considerations for that particular need.

Any advice on handling this?  

Given the current market conditions, new construction and turnkey properties tend to offer a more stable and lower-risk entry point into real estate investing.

As such, some folks here can handle most of all the lingo, concepts and strategies making for fun and fantastic discussion.

They’ll also handle all the paperwork for you.

The house hack is a wonderful strategy to lower the entry barrier into getting some doors.

Add maintenance/cap ex, vacancy, PM, misc and this is likely negative more than $500/month even if self managed (much more than the negative $200 that you indicate you are ok with) 2) if you are behind on mortgage, how are you going to handle being negative $200/month, or more like negative $500/month?