Quote from @Adam Bartomeo: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: U also are fighting all the investor who flooded int to build new homes for rental purposes so OVER supply.. and we know a ton of those got stuck with bad builders and are being worked out so supply is going to keep coming in ..

I'm based in the Seattle area, but my main real estate focus is in midwest market (Memphis and Detroit) To be clear, I wasn't making as much as you but I was able to put myself in position to leave my W2 . . . for now.

For your other investment, unfortunately we have to go by what’s reported on your tax return (net, not gross), so if you took a “loss” then there is no income to use for underwriting purposes.

Like you say, just post the reasons why you don't like, or don't agree with a post, and it serves a much better purpose other than just a down button with no stating any reasons why. 

I wrote the above for informational purposes.

The main way to reduce your DTI from RE is using a DSCR loan, however using an LLC is recommended to do so more effectively.

After I learnt what I had to by making mistakes, hosting open houses, and closing a few deals - I switched to another brokerage that dealt mainly with offmarket properties and investors (both residential and commercial). 

Knowing that AI has natural language processing skills, I was hoping to see if it's possible to point, teach, interact, and then pull back responses for prospecting purposes.

you say youre in central coast maine, is that a specific city or a region? 

Hi Edward, I have many OOS investors like yourself that are from California that have invested in properties in Indiana, mainly Indianapolis and Kokomo, plus surrounding areas.