Only the transaction fee until the following year, then add on the annual fee for the new year.I hope this helps.Thanks again for asking...and for your interest.

You have to find the add on value where possible.

., Cost Segeratio Studies).Depending on how much cash flow you have, I would limit the add on apps (i.e., Hubdoc, receipt bank, bill.com, etc.) until the cost/benefit is there.Message/tag me if you have any questions!

And, you want to quote it as rent so that they don't advise you later that they have stopped using the machines and, as such, will stop paying the add-on for them.  

I have seen a few DSCR and Non-Qm, Construction programs, most of them are not super great, but I guess they get they job done and I think there is maybe a place for them as a short-term option.Here are some specs (based off of my experience):Rates are higher so today they start at 8.75% and rate add ons for occupancy, number of units and doc type (full, DSCR and Bank statement)Fees are higher, some have 3% in points on the loan for loan administration and lender fees for loans under $1 million, 2% pts for loan amounts over $1 million.

But I am looking to add one more property before I start paying it all off to achieve financial freedom.

Most even have a credit card processing solution or Paypal where the tenants can pay rent online.It's been years since I have used Quickbooks so maybe things have changed or there are add-ons to handle these items above.Thanks to everyone for the feedback, I appreciate it!

Add on potential electrical main panel upgrades to handle the increased load (assuming no gas service, they'll be cooking and heating with electricity in the ADU), along with drawing and permit fees and you're maybe another $5k. 

A 30% value add on a $600K house in Boston is more profit than a 30% value add on a $200K home in Oklahoma. 

They captured early market share, but I predict more serious travelers are going to get sick of paying the hefty add-ons for no extra value and will abandon those sites.