Hello,I have been reading through the Bigger Pockets Forums to hunt for your good and bad experiences with DSCR Lenders.  We are looking at a 30-year fixed for a Single Family STR , but we are open to suggestions re: ...

If you absolutely need the money now and can use it for another investment, I suppose you could but wait if possible.

I would think in deed states, normally takes way more money to play up front.All this is pretty much just a guess. 

Cost to acquire is ~100k and I plan on spending an extra 15k on repairs. 

Even an agent won't typically do these unless you hire them to place a tenant.You seem intent on being cheap, thinking you have to be to save money. 

https://incometax.utah.gov/instructions/married-couplesWe would spend roughly half the year in each location, my husband will spend more time in NV running his business and I will spend more time in UT setting up the basement rental but the majority of our time will hopefully be together.

I also know they won't take the property down and list it on the MLS since they are trying to run business without using any money. 

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.I've been investing in the industry since 2007 and spend the better part of the last 3 years patiently waiting for market fundamentals to improve which we believe they have and should have some opportunities in the near future.

Purchase price: $440,000 Sale price: $675,000 Purchased with 5/5 ARM, no money down and walked away from closing with $4,800 in pocket.

As an agent, I have been seeing insane numbers being offered on properties where there is no way the rents can possibly make sense.I'm curious how people are spending so much on multi-family properties, especially in the current rate environment.