@Steve Schaeffer For Question 1, your basis calculation in the DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) generally carries over from the old property under the 1031 exchange rules.

Look at some recent comparable sales in that location, see who sold them, and hire that agent.

Replace your outlets, GFCI's in wet areas, and make the unit safe.

I am currently househacking living in a 5BR and 4BA Single Family Home.

I discussed it in the initial "worksheet" I fill out which basically provides all the mnumbers and they type in for me. 

@Ryan Schaefer - sounds like you have a good project in place. 

From what I can tell, they took one or two reviews per month in chronological order going backward and after 2024, peppered in the shorter newer ones.  

Lenders Account for Your Real Estate Liabilities, Even If Not Listed on the REO ScheduleThe vast majority of DSCR loans are personally guaranteed, they will still be noted in your overall financial picture, and lenders will factor in these obligations when calculating your true cash flow and risk profile.Even if the title of a property is in the name of an LLC and the property is not listed on the Real Estate Owned (REO) schedule of your personal loan application, lenders will still account for any personal liability associated with the loan.

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $30,000 2 br / 2 bt home with large 2 car garage on its own property in LA County.

I like Adventures in CRE, lots of free MF templates