I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but off-market strategies typically aren’t the best approach for acquiring multi-unit properties.

We're excited but also want to make sure we approach this in the smartest way possible!

I'd love to connect and hear more about your insights and how you're approaching investments in this changing environment.

Another way to approach this is to prepare a written early termination agreement to be signed by the tenant, wherein the tenant agree to vacate by a date certain and to comply other terms (e.g. paying early termination fee or an agreed upon amount if there is no early termination fee provided for in the lease).

I have good credit and sustainabile income but I have been finding trouble in traditional lending **How do you approach rent-to-own agreements?

Hello All -  unfortunately, hurricane milton is fast approaching the Tampa area.

He mentioned in his post how he spoke with three law firms and none of them agreed with his asset protection approach and was looking for referrals for someone who would agree with his strategy.

Class B should be 10%, Class C 20% and good luck with Class D.Your approach to analyzing properties is also flawed!

That can take some time, a few phone calls, a site visit, etc but I find it can avoid problems down the road.Good luck,SteveThat's a great approach, Steve!

They way full doc programs work is they use this worksheet: https://content.enactmi.com/documents/calculators/Form1038.C...This approach will allow you to add back the paper loss of depreciation, and add back mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance and any HOA dues.