Its easy to check the Max cash out on the new loan to see if it can be rented to cash flow.If not I would simply put 5%, 10% or 15% down, put the rest in the bank and only use 40% of that money as your 50/50 down payment. 

In my search for understanding how to finance my second property with a business loan, I came across the DSCR route. This video helped me, as a business financing newbie, understand what a DSCR is and why it can be a ...

MN is NOT landlord UN-friendly or friendly, there simply is no such thing as that generalization STATE wide.

*Buy and provide a golf cart as an additional fee (which I view as you best chance prove the value and cash flow from the asset)*Do not buy a golf cart, but simply provide info to a local golf cart rental.

Yes appreciation would be nice, and some cash flow too…but it seems you need to simply your investment approach to paying off high loan balances with the least amount of doors.

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At some point, I will get my real estate license to get access to the MLS and to qualify for seller financing, but I am also debating whether I should get the license before getting a real estate job or simply before I am ready to start buying my own properties. 

To some its simply rehabbing SFRs or MFs.. others its building commercial buildings.

Some areas will not cash flow simply because of how the market is.

If the landlord does win the lawsuit for damages, the tenant may simply not pay it.