My quote expires in 2 days but we have run into a hiccup closing. 

Then once you've fixed the property up and at least have it listed for rent you could refinance into a DSCR loan.

Now we could just pad that into the Pm fee, and then we'd raise the PM fee to encapsulate that expense.

A year into my multifamily journey everything changed.

If you’re trying to handle everything yourself, it can quickly turn into a full-time job.From what I’ve seen, a well-trained VA can take a huge workload off your plate by handling:Tenant Screening & Communication – Answering inquiries, pre-qualifying tenants, and scheduling showings.Lease & Document Management – Sending and tracking lease agreements, renewals, and keeping paperwork organized.Rent Collection & Follow-Ups – Tracking payments, sending reminders, and ensuring rent is collected on time.Maintenance Coordination – Managing repair requests and keeping everything running smoothly.But here’s the key—you can’t just hire a VA and expect them to magically know your process.

Hoping against hope lol.We’ll look into purchasing a different property when we decide to sell. 

I’m currently diving into the world of rental property investing and exploring opportunities in my local market.

Small-Scale Testing:If you're uncertain about diving into a larger project, you might want to test them with a smaller loan to see how they handle the process.

Just for background, 40 footers are really deep and hard to get access into, so we don't use them.  

I'd love to chat with someone that has made the jump from a SFH portfolios into bigger commercial investments.