I have read that 75% of rental income can be attributed towards the property (Do not know if it has to be an active lease).

This used to be the case pre-2008, but now lenders are not able to attribute a large amount of the loan responsibility to borrowers who will not be owner occupying the property, like they could previouslyYou're certainly on the right track in working towards using the FHA loan for a multifamily property to house hack, but I would recommend starting with a duplex at first, which would conform much better to your current approval amount.

If you have serious, documented losses directly attributable to a forged signature (not talking about lost rent or something like that but actual money you paid to someone or deducted from you as a result of the signatures) then you would take that evidence to the police and/or DA as evidence of a crime.

There was a ton of apartment complexes built in this area over the last few years, and I attribute of the rental lag to that. 

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I assume it is just creating a business bank account, but does anyone have any recommendations or insight into other attributes that may be important or banks that provide favorable accounts? 

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

Like David Greene recently detailed on his YT channel, different properties have different attributes: some are primarily for cash flow purposes, while others are primarily for appreciation. 

If debt-financed real estate is acquired via an IRA, any income attributable to such investment will generally be subject to unrelated debt finance income tax.5.