There are LOTS of incentives if your project can apply to 80% AMI or less.

When a tenant moves out, transfer the deposit back to Checking so it's ready to apply towards expenses or refund the Tenant.If you end up with excess funds in the Checking account, I recommend you transfer it to a third account designated explicitly for future investments.

The laws apply to owner occupant but puts fear of regulation into any lender. 

Just have to write more offers and buy uglier properties:)Flips are done at even higher price points, but again, have to be very careful to understand the Neighborhood, where it's heading and then the block.We've applied Class A, B, C & D labels to all of Detroit's 183 Neighborhoods - to help investors make wiser choices.

Research the operator's track record and read the offering documents.Like Evan said, a syndication = pooling of capital, regardless of the asset class or the part of the capital stack the investment is applied to. 

@Rick Albert  YES, DSCR loans count against your DTI when applying for a primary home.

The owner has to appeal that assessment in the courts and the judge will apply the CLR of 54.5% in 2024.

As indicated I am not for rent control or the Covid eviction moratorium as applied in San Diego.  

When an applicant is needing a guarantor/co-signer, do you make the guarantor/co-signer fill out the same application as the one who is applying?

However, when someone breaks a lease early, they are often not in a financial position to pay those, so you can apply their deposit to those costs, and after that, good luck.