Use a DSCR loan and cut those docs in half or more.

Thanks, but we don't care - it's stupid protectionist policies like that which resulted in the NAR lawsuit agreeing to mandatory commissions being cut last month. 

Like Bob said, you'll get pretty good at it in a few years, but there ain't no short-cuts.

I'd make sure to have a clear cut criteria of the tenant you want in the property to help direct the PM company.I spoke with another investor that uses a real estate agent in New Jersey to help place her long-term tenants.

I believe in January 2026, the 2017 tax cut will sunset and tax rate goes back to pre-2017. 

I'll cut and paste what we send out for the initial approval for a loan on multi-family, but it's similar to what we ask for for a MH Park.

The restoration company had to cut the drywall out and remove some of the studs.

The issue with wholesaling with a license is taking a wholesale fee outside of the brokerage, which you can not do and would cause you to lose your license.Marketing to get in doors with a license and the ability to buy is fine, but the second you assign a deal to someone and take the spread and the brokerage does not get a cut, you are in jeopardy.You are convoluting marketing as an investor and wholesaling while backpatting yourself multiple times in both posts.

Even if he is upside down on it, he has to then not have the resources to cut a check at closing to get out from under it.We don't say it out loud very often, but a sub to transaction is a bad deal for a seller.

For another, the cost of management is going to seriously cut into or possibly eliminate any profit.