The Juice is worth the squeeze!

I didn't realize I could use the rental income to juice my DTI and qualify for a more expensive property.

Any juice in the squeeze?

It's important to understand if the juice is worth the squeeze.

This way if and when the crash happens, your all money is not tied up nor you are belly up.

So, if I were looking to squeeze every bit of juice out of this campaign, this is how I'd do it.  

I have been drinking the juice for a while now.

I saw many investors go belly up - some going as far as to ask appraisers to fudge a value so they could refi out of hard money.  

Who you partner with makes a difference in a lender's risk, someone a step out of bankruptcy or bad credit can mean law suits, exposure to other creditors or partners, weak partners can go belly up in a project, a good partner should be able to carry as much water as you do.When say 2 partners have mortgaged a property held in the business entity and later take in other partners, the lender can go by the terms of the note and security agreement and call the loan in really bad transactions or simply not renew the loan later on, so it does matter who you deal with. 

I read a listing that described a property with a tenant base of approx 30% subsidized that stated there was significant upside to declare the property section 8.  How's that work?  Market rent's won't command higher ...