My personal rule is to never invest more than 10% of my financial assets in any one deal.  

My motivation for a washer and dryer is based on the ease for cleaners to be able to turn the house as easy as possible and I did not even consider what guests would want. 

Unless you have a specific need for a trust, many DSCR borrowers just create one or multiple LLCs for the loans (this has gotten to a point where it is very easy and affordable to create LLCs, especially in TX)BP-Published DSCR Guide!

.✅ An agreement must be in place between the buyer and buyer’s agent before any properties can be toured.It should be noted these rules are in line with the NAR settlement and is an MLS participation requirement, not state law

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Prices in Columbus are still low enough to find 1% rule deals and there's a ton of appreciation happening in this market as well.

If after 18 months I don't do this, then the loan is re-amortized and the monthly payment would increase.It seems like a good deal, and an easy selling point to a potential buyer - "hey, your energy bill will be $100 each month even in the winter, and then once you've paid off the panels you've got free energy!"

I know Chase has rules, I think it is 5/24. 

If you're dealing with an early 1900s home this should be a serious consideration in addition to the above.For the rest of the scope, the same rule applies.

My new bookkeeper initially thought the multiple checking accounts was weird but now she has come around to seeing how easy it is to get detailed reports and information about each individual property this way as opposed to having one operating account for all properties.