We have cash reserves for renovation so I don't need funds beyond purchase.Pros and Cons for DSCR loan in this situation.Thanks, Pete One thing to always run the numbers on is the actual monthly payment regardless of rate - i.e. on DSCR Multifamily Loans you could definitely get an Interest-Only quote on a 30-year fixed where the first 10 years are IO, so even with a little higher rate, the monthly payment may actually be lowerCheck out this comprehensive article published here on BP on you exact questions (Multifamily DSCR Loans with pros and cons)https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-dscr-loans

I'm looking for a comprehensive approach- Instruction, Inventory, Partners, and the I like how this was pitched from them.

Currently I would say CoStar has far better market data and Yardi would offer a more comprehensive suite of products (think rent payments, work orders, etc tied to an accounting platform.)Yardi is investing heavily in the space as well, so won’t be surprised if that flips soon.

Whether it is a Single-Family home, Multi-Family homes, mixed use or any other type of property, with such a high demand in Toledo, it rarely stays on the market for a great length of time.Some reasons why so many people are flocking to invest in this cosmopolitan community would be:- Low inflation- One of the safest cities in Ohio- Low cost of living- Growing metropolitanToledo Investment Properties provide investors with a unique comprehensive platform that makes Toledo a logical place to invest in.

However, I have yet to come across a comprehensive and clear analysis of how different investment vehicles align with different strategies and so I'm looking for someone who can provide that breakdown or knows where I can find it.

HMDA data is the most comprehensive source of publicly available information on the U.S. mortgage market.

@Beverly WertzWhat you will find in this industry is that there are document providers and then there are firms that provide comprehensive ongoing support as you invest with the plan that has been created.If you speak to a few firms, you will start to be able to tell the difference.Get client references.  

Again, you have a major reading comprehension problem.

It is not possible to just say no to home daycare as a CA landlord and stay within the law.I wouldn't expect Indiana's law to be as comprehensive when it comes to addressing home day care in rentals, but CA is following HUD concerns and guidelines on this.  

Are there any comprehensive resources (books, specific blog posts/websites) you can reccomend to learn about direct mail campaigns.