Once you get some seasoning (experience, not refi's), you form an LLC and operate your portfolio as a business entity.

Especially in real estate where contingencies come up that even the most seasoned of real estate investors don't expect?

Are you a seasoned investor in the Bay Area open to networking and potentially helping guide us on our journey?

I use Innago as a management program which allows different taxable entities for the rents, which would assist when it comes tax season.

Not worth the fight and we're approaching high season. 

I've read David Greene's BRRR book and as the article mentioned, it says nothing about DSCR in it.As for Conventional loans, from everything I've read on BP they're now a 12 month seasoning period.

You will be more likely to succeed and reach your financial independence objectives if you take calculated risks and consult with seasoned investors.

Appreciation is far more valuable for the seasoned investor and it's no mystery why the BP podcast has been talking about that over cash flow a lot in there more recent episodes.

They are ultimately the same thing but I know that many lenders require seasoning.   

Several factors impact ADR, including location, seasonality, supply and demand, property type and size, and local events.