@Mark Welp I don't think most conventional 30 year prime residential loans are callable based on decreased equity but I don't know about sub-prime or other types of loans- I only know about the limited types of loans I actually hold.

The nice thing about owning your own home, and having it paid for, when you retire is that expense decreases a lot.Do they have enough saved that they could take some of that money and invest it in a rental? 

Partnering with other investors may make it easier to scale your portfolio, it may also decrease your income.

It really depends, but a general rule of thumb is that if a borrower is current, it significantly decreases the possibility of a settlement.This can be said for basically any debt settlement attempt ( mortgage settlement, credit card, professional services, etc. )

In general I find the financing options to be DECREASED by owning a property in an LLC.   

If you own the property and don't insure it, or let it lapse, it will decrease your score.

ARV based on realized financials projected to be $3.1 million which is substantially higher than our original proforma projections due to increased revenue and decreased operating expenses.

ARV based on realized financials projected to be $3.1 million which is substantially higher than our original proforma projections due to increased revenue and decreased operating expenses.

I personally won't touch any thing until Jan 2022.in Bayonne , NJ every house is going 20-30k above asked price.we will start seeing real impact when all the stimulus money is gone, forbearance period is over. also you know how much debt USA has , around $82k per citizen.so many years fed has been decreasing interest rate...it's almost zero now...what will be next??

Yes, if you put more money down and decrease your leverage your cash flow looks better.