And since no one will ("should") be calculating personal DTI on any of these, there's no reason for any dynamic of it "only working if" we go the DSCR route, since there's zero reason to deviate from the standard DSCR route ("I'm going to buy a 500 unit apartment building, here's my personal paystubs to prove I can make the mortgage payment!"

That all being said, I really don’t think open concepts or great rooms where the kitchen, living, and dining areas are either wide open or visually connected is going away at all. 

I'm excited to connect with everyone and share insights to help each other thrive in the dynamic world of real estate.

I'm not new in this space and know how to build long-lasting relationships over many years.Is there something I'm missing about the dynamics of hiring smaller contractors (handyman, landscaping, etc) in San Antonio? 

I would look at comps for high durability designs that are still visually attractive. 

I'm delighted to introduce myself to this dynamic group of real estate enthusiasts!

Whether you're interested in single-family homes or small multi-family units, Tampa's diverse and dynamic market can meet your needs.

Baltimore can be a complete headache with so many simultaneous dynamics it can be very challenging to stay on top of.

Seeking partners who possess a keen understanding of local real estate dynamics and can offer valuable insights into promising investment opportunities.

Does anyone have an Excel modeler that helps visualize different buy/hold, BRRR and flip partnership structures/returns?