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DSCR programs vary, but getting away with putting less than 10% of either the purchase price or appraisal amount (whichever is lower) is rare.

I would rely on locals like @Collin H. for market specific guidance. 

I would also have cash reserves if you do this, don't rely solely on a HELOC on the rehab.

Feedback from users can vary based on individual experiences, property types, and specific needs.To get a better understanding of other users' experiences with TurboTenant, I recommend checking online reviews, forums, and social media groups dedicated to real estate and property management as you have done here.

These plans vary in the number of users and features included and are built for different purposes. 

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Hey @Laura Sawicki, I second @John Underwood's comment about getting the actual Schedule E from the owners to validate all revenue that was reported to the IRS.No way I would rely on just a report they provided.

I don't advertise on Craigslist and FB marketplace-I rely on word of mouth  so people know before they come to my house they WILL be tested multiple times a week and WILL have to go to AA meetings, do their chores and be a TEAM player with the rest of the house. 

If so it’s good you are reasonable and don’t have an issue with it because there’s probably not much you can do about it. 10 years is the standard is many locations though they do vary.