Renting by the roomRenting by the room has been the newest method that some savvy investors opted in for to maximize their cash flow with today’s interest rates. 

The method for calculating property tax amounts for rental properties can vary depending on local tax regulations and practices.

Tl;dr: I currently have three properties with Ohio Cashflow and just requested a fourth because I trust in the team and believe it is a great investment.I’m supposedly a unique investor for OCF because I actually live in the Toledo area as well.

The only method that really comes to mind is BRRRR, which I am not opposed to, but would prefer something a little simpler for a first time deal.Similarly, I'm making an assumption that it might be possible to use a combination of HELOC and DSCR loans on something a bit more turnkey for the initial purchase and then refi into conventional after a year or two rental income?

Get a drying rack.  

But if it feels like it's bleeding you dry and you are in a place to hold it to wait for either rental rates to go up or for the appreciation to build a bit more, then yes, I'd go ahead and sell.

I think the thing that is being missed here is the Profit First method of allocating revenue to different “buckets” there are banks that do this automatically for you, whereas, with a traditional bank you would manually have to do this.

Thanks @Michael GermanoJust off Pace's promotion of another Gator method, not currently a member.One thing I'm concerned about is that I already have a line of credit, he mentioned it needs to be and LOC done through his suggested companies.

What methods work for you?

Both the revenue estimate sites and my own enemy method calendar and ADR research shows this to be the case.