Commercial Growth 🏢E-commerce growth is driving demand for industrial & warehouse spaces great news for commercial investors.6.

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Lenders typically look at your full tax return (Form 1040) with Schedule C (for self-employment income) or Schedule E (for rental income) to verify income.To qualify for a home loan, banks generally require:At least two years of reported self-employment income.Tax returns, bank statements, and possibly profit & loss statements.A solid debt-to-income (DTI) ratio to ensure you can handle mortgage payments.If you’re newly self-employed and don’t have two years of tax returns, you may need to look into bank statement loans, which some lenders offer based on income deposits instead of tax returns.

Welcome @Mark E Griffin! 

Pricing from Taxstra to me sounds reasonable for what they are offering for filing your personal return with multiple schedule E's for the investments.

For example, you may have one account for 5 different properties in 123 LLC and in another account, you have all the E main st LLC properties. 

Quote from @James E Fraley Jr: Thank you!

Your marketing/efficiency skills could even juice up a JV with us down the line.What’s your gut saying—stick with SFHs to grind out that $2,500+, or peek at a multifamily shortcut with us?

@James E. 

HELOC on the TH you're living in sounds the most doable (banks have more appetite to lend when it's owner occupied).Two cents - HELOCs can be great, but it is still debt and you'll want to make sure your base case expected return makes the juice worth the squeeze.