Everything that I bought recently needed 30% down to get to a 1.2 DSCR even with relatively high rents between $1,850 and $2,650.

More doors means less vacancies and it might motivate you to save up and buy a new SFR when you are ready to settle down.

Figuring the seller was milking the property and doing minimal upkeep, the inspection team report has so far already helped me bring the seller down several 100K in asking price.

That is the basic run down, I would suggest syncing up with a real estate knowledge accountant for your specific situation! 

If you sell, you could access the equity you’ve built and put it toward other investments or save for a future down payment.

@Joseph LeibovitchYou just missed the window...Just before the FED provided their first rate cut, DSCR loans were down to nearly under 6% with 1 year PPP at par pricing. 

You should be able to narrow it down quickly.

I would say most investors would agree that it all comes down to the numbers on the deal and not who you get the deal from really. 

It's a grind to get the snowball rolling down the hill.

Paint, Plumbing, Roof, Flooring, appliances.B- neighborhood.55,750 down payment + 20k in repairs.  75750 all in.Median rent for the neighborhood is 2k.532 cash flow.I already asked them to drop the price by 15k for us to remain in the deal.