For the DSCR, some lenders require a period of prior investing in order to qualify for that loan, for example one prior year of investing.

I looked for the answer to this question in the various threads but could find an unequivocal response, so for the avoidance on any doubt here is my situation/question.  I purchased a fixer property for all cash aroun...

Hey all,Does anyone know how @tcruznc on tik tok scaled his portfolio to over 300 units in such a short period of time and didn’t get over leveraged in the process? 

You only need to sell the first one in a 5 year period from when you bought it.The next best thing to do is join the military.  

is dropping one property due to too many claims in a short period.

The holding period of 60 days is also likely too quick--it's counted from the time of purchase to the closing date when you sell it, so I would plan on at least 90 days since you need to completely finish the renovations, take photos, list and market the property, get under contract and then another 20+ days to close (if it doesn't fall through during inspections etc). 

Most reports say, given affordability constraints and overall market volatility, renters are staying put for much longer periods of time, reducing turnover.

She does periodically come out and destroy something minor.

Depending on your personal life and your other properties, during the 5 year period you could live in 3 of your properties working towards this tax reduction.

If recent history shows anything it's that if you invest in them enough times, you'll lose your money or have a 5 year period where you can't access your money and aren't paid anything while waiting for it.