I am not sure how long each property needs a rental history in order for it to be counted as income, if they only count a certain percentage of this income, etc. 

Maybe mix the quotes up with direct lenders and brokers, licensed and non-licensed and see what they get.I've seen more DSCR deals made into God-awful sausage by licensed, direct lenders than I can count. 

Spent a year (and counting, lol) fixing it up but I personally love the strategy for acquiring new properties. 

Make every moment count, and when the opportunity arises, don't hesitate to invest in accelerating your progress. 

Hi Theresa,If you are planning to buy a rental property while renting an apartment, lenders will have to count both of it as a liability.

Are you making enough that it can be counted as income? 

One cannot really count on future value increases in Japan.

By the time I pay the property manager 10% there's about 400+ cash flow a month, not counting for vacancies or major cap ex (which would be taken care of initially with new roof, hvac, and water heater, flooring, etc).

I assume you are referring to small multifamily deals (2-4 units), but these deals will be more focused on cash flow since you have better economies of scale with a higher unit count.

I have also met with many that look back on their chase for wealth, regretting their absence with those that count. $1M is sizeable.