@Terry Hall  My comment was to Jesse Scroggins as it appeared to me that his math was off. 

I have done the math and this really doesn't stunt the growth of the account much because you are paying back the money with interest. 

My underwriting would have this large negative cash flow for 7 years.I would do a thorough underwriting but want to show using quick math the issue so I will use the 50% rule.  

Do the math, it my not be worth the trouble.

I am not following your math.

The math made it very clear: if I wanted financial freedom, real estate was the route I needed to follow.

Now, there is a little more to it then that if the property is on your tax returns but the math is still the same in how cash flowing properties HELP dti not hurt. 

But instead of just taking their word for it, you gotta run the numbers and confirm it with math.

Curious on whether you've found the math more favorable between purchased under an LLC with a DSCR loan vs. buying with a conventional loan under personal name and then paying transfer tax again to get property into an LLC.

I mean, I could try to just memorize the math..