Utilize Your Equity in the Multi-Family PropertyCash Out Refinance: Since your multi-family property in CT has significant equity (around $200k), consider doing a cash-out refinance.

However, DSCR Loans should not be considered “no doc” loans–they do include a well-thought-out underwriting process and meaningful “common-sense” documentation requirements as well.

@Adrian SmudeI would agree the days of buying and getting 100% of your money out so you have infinite returns is not coming back anytime soon but the method still is common you just have more money in the deal if you want it to cash flow.I do agree BRRR is easy to do with super low rates and increased rents for someone who could value add a property.

If you do it right e.g. always carry a reserve for repairs/vacancies, hire a GOOD property manager, keep the tenant happy by doing reasonable repairs, etc, then investing OOS is a great option to build wealth.Good luck and be sure to utilize the BP community if you need help down the road. 

transforming a room into master bedroom , utilize basement space to add sqft , fixtures , open space concept ( tare down drywalls to make open space - kitchen - living room - dining room

Is this a common thing most DSCR lenders can do? 

It is very common for a PM to hire an experienced lawyer to handle the eviction process.

Running title on a Deed in Lui is to those of us that trade in the bizzness common knowledge but agree you take a mom and pop starting out..

Is there a way to utilize part of my Traditional IRA funds as a down payment on a SFH investment property without being penalized? 

The document or whatever instrument allows this would ensure that the obligation to pay for the mortgage and expenses (Taxes/utilities/maintenance etc...) falls to the corporation and not myself and would be paid directly by the corporation so as to not look like income in the form of a transfer from corp to me to lender.