Would need to know a bit more to say for sure, but be sure to ask about those benefits you might qualify for.

It's a pretty interesting concept if you qualify for it. 

Most lenders will want to see 2-3 projects completed in the last 3-4 years in order to qualify. 

What makes Baselane stand out is its ability to help you qualify for refinancing or new loans.

They would be the ones to answer that question based on your credit, income, debts, if you qualify for down payment assistance, etc.A second point, is that if you find a house within your means and don’t overextend yourself, you will likely come out on top in terms of housing costs compared to renting in the long run. 

Your income level of $84-95K  plus 75% of rental income should make you a well qualified buyer.  

So if I do a couple deals with either FHA or a DSCR or something more up that alley… the more likely I will be in the future to qualify for deals that are more structured with OPM/private money/hard money? 

Additionally, participating in local real estate investor meetings can connect you with experienced investors for guidance and potential partnerships.Building relationships within the industry can often be as educational as formal training.

(I have boots on the ground in case needed)Thanks  You can self-manage your property and still qualify for a refinance, but it depends on the lender's specific requirements.

It took another three weeks for him to actually sign the lease because I foolishly relied on my PMC to qualify him.