Try to focus on the time, and effort portion of the decision.

@Ko KashiwagiHi Ko,I hope to answer the question you are asking.I did qualify for the Triplex solely based on my W-2 which has since gone up a bit.Because I live in it, but the other 2 units are tented, I was able to depreciate 2/3 of all CapEx and OpEx (units are equal in size).The rental income covers about 81% of my monthly mortgage payment.One lender has told me, they need a 2-year rental income history on my taxes.

When I want a tenant gone, I am flexible and tell them they can leave any time in the next 30 days if they give me one week of notice, then I will refund any unused portion of rent.

Yes - this is going to vary from lender to lender but a portion of DSCR Lenders do lend to foreign nationals. 

BiggerPockets is great for real estate networking, but you're missing out if you don't leverage the sheer size of platforms like LinkedIn to start building business credibility.

Im in the Metro Detroit market but while shopping Toledo I was amazed by the size and style of homes available for much less than a similar community in the Metro Detroit suburbs and it's just 45-60 minutes away.

Trying to understand the advantages of NV vs CA portions of Tahoe, any insight would be appreciated.

Seller could be awarded legal fees for the lis pendens portion of the case, which you could be held responsible for.

I prefer to NOT work with large banks, looking for small to mid sized direct lenders or mortgage brokers with training.

As long as you have a primary housing expense (either renting or own) you will be able to use 75% of the appraisers opinion of the future rent. and you will be able to add back a decent portion of your paper losses on your tax returns for the properties you already own using this form:  https://content.enactmi.com/documents/calculators/Form1038.C...