I agree Justin-I might have been more strategic in my approach when I presented the plans and broke it into phases.

So strategically planning your rental properties, wage, dividend, interest, business cash flow filed from entities, and other income is very crucial to conventional lending DTI because its the formula from which we judge whether to give you a loan and for how much.

Advising without really knowing the whole picture could mean less than effective strategic advice.

Be strategic, calculated organized and think! 

And second, not going to argue much of the items your bringing up because while yes I think you've got it all wrong on the causality side of things, the "evil cabal strategizing against the average American", we for most part agree on the disfunctions, problems, neglect.

If they are strategically located they can be packaged nicely and sold as a turn key package to investor.3.

The sad part was that the seminar title was Strategic Defaults!

Some Ideas:1)If you're married you can shift properties to a spouse title and debt obligation (unless if subject-to since its neither of you) this way you can be strategic with your financing options.

Not trying to discouraging her, I would just hate to see her hurt her creditability in her small town with out a strategic plan.

I am absolutely not attempting to commit mortgage fraud or anything of the like - I am just looking to ensure that I make each move strategically so as to maximize my available credit while still staying honest.