I'm assuming that is a yes.If you do not have much experience placing tenants and no offense but it sounds like you don't, I would hire someone who does.  

They will still want to make sure you and your partner have good global cash flow.

That's our little Detroit, (no offense Detroiters, just trying to draw a distinction between your place and ours!)

They should take a global approach in reviewing your business plans to select the best entity for you for each particular venture.

I am on the lookout for rental #3.Just a little background on us: I am a California native, graduate of Cal State Fullerton (BS Physics) and the University of Phoenix (MBA Global Management).

no offense, but as a beginner to real estate investing, why start with such a difficult/complex strategy? 

As more background on myself...I work for a global engineering/construction company. 

In recent years, cities like Toronto and Vancouver have seen a rapid rise in property prices, and they're near the top of UBS' Global Real Estate Bubble Index. 

No offense, but it's foolish to take something from the internet that may not be in compliance with your state laws.

for a real no tax return, no global underwrite DSCR mortgage 80% LTV is the standard.