There are a lot of multifamily syndicators right now taking fees and using short term debt to massage the numbers and have expected payouts start rolling in 2 years or more out.

A number of things show up as a "positive" number in their portal, and without massaging the data, would appear to contribute to the "revenue" side of things.

It's a multi step plan and each step of the way it is massaging my credit profile so I just want to be smart about it without dragging everything out too much because I dont want to cut too deep into my credit or DTI because that really pumps the brakes on the next step.

I know QB can be massaged into working for flipping, but it doesn't seem ideal.

Interestingly, we bought our primary residence in Denver from a Swedish couple.

Thank youWell, I hate to go down this road, but it seems to me you're pretty much committing mortgage fraud here.If you inflate your profits, the IRS doesn't really care and will happily allow you to pay higher taxes than what you ought to.But from a lending perspective, "only deducting expenses that can later be rolled back into my income by lenders" is deliberately massaging your self employment income to qualify for a loan.  

The currency is in swedish kroner for those interested, but i invite you to please help on the topic of the post.How can i leverage my situation so that i can drive the price down.

After some research I have found Hair salons, massage places, coffee places, laundry mats, dry cleaners ( High profit from what I heard ), coin laundry's, car washes, and newly maybe subway's.My plan was to buy an existing established business based on revenue.

I am more than willing to do that through a private massage or phone call.

Outside getting an attorney to "massage" the situation, this is my understanding:1) No.