This all depends on the loan factors like Credit score, LTV, DSCR ratio (rents vs the PITI payment), and loan size.Good news rates are down but the other positive news is they are trending down and that means you can pull cash out now and then simply refinance in 12 months or more to lower the rate.

Now comparing a C class home with a B class of course the C class will have a higher repair factor but that is across the board no matter who the tenant is.

In addition to all the points above - continue to educate yourself and surround yourself with those doing it at the levels that you want to get at.I don't know what your family business does, but if there is a way, find creative, legal and non-invasive ways to leverage that to build connections and expand your sphere of influence. 

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But you’ll have to pay income taxes, so it depends on other factors if you are really saving from taxes.

I use a PM on all my properties - just factor it into your returns - it's an additional expense just like vacancy or repairs.

LPs in this position have some factors they can consider when evaluating the chances of a successful outcome.1.

Unfortunately, factors like a hardening property market, inflation, labor shortages, increased building costs, and an increase in claims frequency and severity have caused our carriers to require increases to both rates and coverage amount minimums to keep up with these market conditions.

How aggressive we get depends on several factors including experience of the operator.

Double check that before purchasing a property. 3) FHA 203k loans would obviously be ideal in a vacuum to factor in renovation costs into loan to decrease your out of pocket expenses.