Moreover, our loan covenants also have restrictions.

The biggest difference with DSCRs is usually 1) prepayment penalties 2) more points 3) an affidavit that you cannot occupy the property 4) covenants and agreements regarding the requirements and rights of the lender to protect/preserve the collateral that may be more aggressive than Conventional.

Or those that leverage bit coin at the wrong time and lost hundreds of thousands on that play.. and for sure character assassination on the internet is not going to right the ship crazy

That ship has sailed.  

Hello Everyone,I am currently in the process of opening a pack-and-ship store and am seeking a suitable rental space.

my W2 job, so I'm not looking to jump ship anytime soon.

That ship has already sailed, but all of the stuff we do is within 10 min of downtown...lots of gentrification, and even though that's not our play (we're all about cash flow), there's lots of potential upside for appreciation.  

The right team will do everything possible to right the ship in the storm - which we faced last year.Timing the market is never a good idea, but personally, I see it as a much improved time to buy, as pricing is down, some sales are distressed and sold at a discount, and interest rates appear to be heading in the right direction.

The dangers are local laws and regulations, and running a good, tight ship so that your neighbors are happy.

So my challenges will be either to find a lender willing to accept debt for the down payment or raising the entire capital stack but I'm not sure I would have enough 'friends' to raise that much and the more members in the LLC, the more it acts like a security.When I stated 'avoiding the bank requirements,' I was referring to the process of going through committee approval, extra documentation, negotiating any covenants, etc.