@Heather Watkins I prefer to see the posts where the investor is merely contemplating taking the steps you've taken rather than instances where they have already spent unnecessary time and expense on entity formation because we as a BP community can at try to steer the investor in the right direction.

 I’ll also add that there are some instances where just making additional payments to pay down principle could trigger the due in full clause.

Rate wise, you could get more favorable rates going DSCR than on a conventional loan in some instances.

In most instances they aren't less costly but they do provide a solution for difficult installation challenges.

You are ignoring the point - every instance that you describe of how each country became communist covers a short period of time and ignores the history that preceded the takeover.

For instance, a three-bedroom, one-bathroom property listed at $1,450 has been available for 37 days (zip code 43205) or a two-bed, two-bathroom property listed at $1,900.

If you are a licensed contractor for instance and capable of major remodeling projects as your trade, this would be considered adding value to the property and would risk IRS action.Sounds like "improving" or "upgrading" the place is not allowed.

For instance, markets with low property values and expenses are often ideal for cash-flowing long-term rentals, especially in areas where many residents are unable to purchase homes.

When you can buy properties like this, you can get almost 100% of your money out of the property, convert the property into a long term rental loan, with a DSCR Loan (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) where we as the lender look at the property and if it cash flows, and that is expressed as a ratio, for instance if your Total Loan payment including Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance was $1000/mo, then you would need a rent of $1200/mo and you would have a 1.2 DSCR Ratio.Here is an example of a cheap duplex https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/732-Broad-St-Menasha-WI-5...

For instance I’m only 15 however my real estate journey is starting with my dads friend who is big in the business.