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.

If you don't follow the process perfectly (such as by not delivering notice on time, or in the right way, or charging unfairly such as for normal wear and tear) you will be SOL and could even end up having to return the security deposit or even pay them more $ above the security deposit. 

Hello,I see that in California, landlords need to give 60-days of notice for leases that are over 1 year old, and 30 for under a year old.

Thankfully it is month to month for you and you can easily give notice. 

Is this a common thing most DSCR lenders can do? 

The deal Automator I noticed was a big push for this company clever investor on by Cody’s Sperber .

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..

Some lenders use the "Lesser" of the two meaning if you have leases in place that are less than the common rents or the common rents are less than the rental agreements the lender will use the lower of the two rents.  

If these are the common lawsuits all CRE professionals have, I think we have some big problems in the industry don’t we.

I've noticed a number of SF posts and they have been split between 1) I want to tap my existing equity for investing or 2) Need the cash.