Hey Richard, I would recommend partnering up with someone in the area, especially if you are just starting out.

A good lender will be able to use this.Andrew: my guess is you have acquired many Sub2 properties thru the years: what if we have a list of those "good lenders" : we should be able to steer their way our sellers that are in need to get a new loan when they decide to purchase a new car or house for any loan needs: does that make sense and if it does can anyone recommend those type of 2.0 level lenders 

I'd recommend periodically visually inspecting the water drainage flow every so often and advising future tennants that the a/c drains there, therefore please make sure that that sink drains very well at all times and notify you asap if it does not.  

I doubt it could read a QB 2024 file so I’m not sure it will work.My CPA has recommended some alternatives to using classes.

Why can't you go to the recommended contractor and negotiate?

Are there any recommendations?

Two of the homes are over 25yrs old, and offer the upside potential to renovate and increase rents to market once the current tenants move.Question to this community is, are there any recommendations for lenders in this deal size and in this area?

Any recommendations for lenders who have a loan product for a DSCR construction loan?

@Lucas Hunt50/50 is not uncommon - but also partners breaking up is also highly likely so what I would recommend is in the company operating agreement or in some type of agreement make sure you went through all the what ifs that could happen and how they would be resolvedIt’s a lot better to resolve them now versus when their is a dispute

I recommend you and your partner sit down and put pencil to paper.