Cashflow is not extraordinary because I financed on a 15-year mortgage.

I took out a mortgage on the property in November to help make repairs and rent it out.

My question is how do I avoid triggering the due on sale clause in the mortgage when the seller transfers the deed to my name?

I have a mortgage with NBC and will be using them more this year.If you'd like, I'd be happy to connect you with my buddy Mark who can give you quotes on DSCR loans, and connect you with Jody Shaw @ NBC who can help drum you up some quotes and tactics on getting a loan with them. 

And to have it cover 65% of your mortgage.

I have two questions regarding mortgage interest tax deductions.First, last year, I purchased a HUD property at a significant discount and used a $70,000 HELOC from my primary residence for the down payment.

Quote from @Jed Butikofer: Unfortunately, it takes money to make money.With high prices and high mortgage rates, cash flow is difficult to find and we may not see a return to the 2018 market for a while.

For example the BRRRR strategy worked with many properties 10 years ago when the average mortgage was cheaper than the average rent.

You will need to save that initial income to buy your first properties, get your mortgages, etc.You don't need a college degree to swing a hammer, but that psychology class could come in handy negotiating with a difficult tenant.

now, if you've boosted the ARV of the house via the rehab to 200K, you can do a cash out refinance, and put a long term mortgage on the property that is paid monthly.you will get "cash out" (minus closing costs) at closing.