Should we pursue a "cheap" rental in order to build rental history in the hopes of securing DSCR loans down the road? 

Originally posted by @Dominic Battaglia:@Marko Agbaba Ive been looking into student rental primarily, still a learning curve and looking for the right deal but I'm hoping to jump in soon before I transition jobs!

Hopefully, you can answer, and we will connect soon.Best - Chris

I’m hoping to learn more about the industry, its dynamics, and explore potential opportunities for collaboration and growth.Totally understand that nothing in this field comes for free, and I’m more than willing to share my expertise (tech related) and provide support wherever our skills and goals align.Looking forward to hearing from you and hopefully connecting soon!

The money you invest needs to be money that you don't need back for at least five years, and to put it bluntly, you can afford to lose it all in the (hopefully unlikely) event that the investment fails. 

Hopefully someone will read this and they won’t be in the same place as me. 

More than doubling in one day did change that a bit, but I am glad I have it and hope it is never needed.I advocate those who have significant assets have the protection necessary to protect those assets.  

I hope it works out.

Finally from a purely from a cash outlay prospective short term, you could rent a house with roommates and your payment would still probably be Lower than house hacking because rates are so high, over the long period 5-10 years obviously it would cheaper ti buy, hope that makes sense 

And presumably if you're on Bigger Pockets and talking financial stuff, you'll hopefully be in a position to pass wealth onto your kids.