It depends on the type of lender and their risk appetite.

Origination fees were in existence in 2020, but whether or not you see them on a loan estimate depends on how a loan is structured.

We are charging $1700/month but the property performs within -$100-200 with all the expenses depending on the month.

It sounds a bit high imo but it really depends how much work he/she is doing.

So, a decent deal is likely to get better over the long run. given the high amount of cash needed for brrrr do you feel it would be better to start with a long term rental as an initial investment that has less risk involved The money needed to complete a BRRRR varies WIDELY from market to market.

In other words, fewer lawsuits but harder ones.Multifamily - Many of the issues you mention vary widely depending on the state where you do business

DSCR loans have varying seasoning periods but if you completed rehab that can support the new value, you can bypass that requirement.

However, converting these into desirable, owner-occupied homes could capture untapped market segments, particularly as economic conditions improve.Age Distribution and Market DemandDiverse Age Groups: The presence of young adults and an aging population suggests varied housing needs—from starter homes to downsizing options.

There's many different marketshare that are available here, but it all depends on the location and what you want to deal with.

Similar to not receiving a 1099-NEC for contract work, reporting income is mandatory.Final Disclaimer: While there’s more nuance to these rules, and interpretation may vary, filing these forms is a minor hassle.