Some lenders can do a "no ratio" DSCR which is where the DSCR is not 1:1 (aka negatively cash flowing).

ask for references.at the end of the day, a good relationship with a lender that can close when you need to close and can give you a no bs pricing is key. that is what I expect from my borrowers, be upfront and honest so we can have a smooth transaction. a direct lender might be cost-effective sometimes, but nothing beats a broker that knows how to structure the deal instead of just submitting paperwork. 

And fear of HOA increases makes it a no brainer for me.

(Note, I didn't mention the address because even if the information is wrong, they could still be a homeowner that might be selling.)Usually you will get a no at this point.

You want to make sure whatever nonQM product you are using with a no seasoning period guideline is allowing you to use the higher of the original purchase price and the appraised value though! 

If any hosts have experience with Furnished Finder, your insights would be invaluable in helping me make an informed decision.At $99 a year, it's a no brainer.

If there is not enough parking per their requirements it will be a no go!

Oakland was a no no back then, but not anymore.

I’ll definitely have to look around for some lenders and see if anyone has a DSCR option, I guess I assumed it would be a no without ever asking a lender!

I'm using a management company there because it needs attention much more frequently and that 1+ hour drive each way is a no go.