I understand the credit report will reflect it.

I’m just looking for tips from people that have kinda been in my same situation and might have some advice for us.

Something that we've done in the past as well is offer credits for anyone who left a review as well!

We have a line of credit that funds the rehab costs.  1, Form an LLC if you have not already. 2,Track all of your expenses accurately.  3,Talk to a CPA about what you need to track and how (Ex:  new appliances for a home are taxed differently than flooring or paint, insurance, Mileage, disposables, tools, etc.) 

Hi Jose,DSCR 1-4 Unit M/F 85% LTV | 15% Down, Loan Amt<$1.5M, (Note 80% LTV | 20% Down is typical for most lenders)------------------------DSCR 5-8 Unit M/F 75% LTV | 25% Down, Loan Amt <$1.5M (Standard disclaimer, all the above are subject to credit and guidelines.)

Rental bought in 2023 and initial return.For assets - Cash, depreciable assets less accum deprn, landFor liabilities - Open credit card balances (Charged rental improvements and expenses on 0% interest credit card)Partnership equity - Cash contributions less net lossMy assets are greater than liabilities + partnership equity

The question is finding the deal, any tips?

Thank you for any advice, tips or tricks.

. $400/year to Dotloop, a platform that hasn't seen a significant UI improvement in years, to help manage my real estate agent transactionsLogins with 7 accounts across 4 banks (2 of which are also lenders), 2 additional lenders, 2 major credit card issuers, and a property management company using appfolio, and no centralized place to manage them all. 

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