If the goal is hands-off long-distance investing then I would consider starting single-family homes, they are way easier to manage :) 

The goal is to get her out now.

I am checking out few condos for a rental investment. I have made up my mind to start with one rental and slowly grow my portfolio. Being in NJ, market is super competitive, so need to figure out how I can maximize th...

Currently, I’m focused on learning as much as possible with the goal of starting to invest next year.

of course my goal is to structure it as an investment.  

The goal is to achieve and maintain financial freedom.

The goal isn’t to just make the most gross income, but to maximize the net - this is where a good accountant can do wonders.

I suggest taking the time to clearly define your goals.

This means it won’t affect your credit score or show up when you apply for personal credit in the future.Flexible Terms for Investors: Since DSCR loans are designed for investors, they tend to be more flexible in terms of documentation and loan structure, making them a smoother process compared to traditional loans.This option sounds like it could meet your goals for separating business from personal while unlocking equity in your property.

Hey Mitchell,Since your goal is to leave your 9-5 (achieving a certain amount of cash flow) then to reach that goal you can either have ~5 paid off rentals or ~20 leveraged rentals.