They never really cash-flowed as much in reality as they did on paper due to tenant issues and capex.

@Andrew Syrios is correct, before you scoop up turn key properties that are cash flowing like crazy on paper, visit with local people in that city, live and face to face, not on some anonymous forum but real conversation to see the reputation and if what you are being sold is a good deal or a load of XXXX. 

Nice, neat paper trail and well-informed lenders.- Co-mingling fundsHere is a common scenario: You will have two lenders who each have a small amount to loan.

Crime is relevant, but much more important is house specific data, jobs data, location data and management data.Two, ask questions about how a turnkey company or management company if that is not provided is going to deliver the results you are seeing on paper and expecting. 

On a DSCR loan, everything is based on the cash flow on paper.

Suspended passive losses won't be realized till all properties sold. that's not a concern for lots of buy and hold landlords, I guess. paper loss year after year is common. 

To me, this feel very VERY different than Michael Scott calling you from Scranton PA to try and sell you some paper.  

You set up the loan with the lender: you will need to send them some common things like entity paper work, executed contract, rehab budget, insurance, void check, an application maybe. 

They will make him wish he had never been born :-)https://www.wikihow.com/Report-Employers-Who-Hire-Illegal-Im...Also, based on a recent thread regarding how pretty much anyone with a pulse and eyeballs can be a contractor in PA, I would bet there is no agency to report said contractor to with any teeth to suspend their said toilet paper license. 

Is Sam's Club the best place to purchase pots and pans and other Kitchen supplies, as well as Bath towels, Sheets etc.?