I don’t think I want to do this twice as closing costs seem like there going to be around 25-30k.

With that said, i love my DSCR loans outside of slightly higher closing cost.

In most areas it is more cost effective to rent than to own (unless you want to be house poor). 

That is, unless investors are now willing to pay more than the 1% rule used to dictate.I know it will cost some time and money to get them vacant and fixed up, but the alternative seems to be to leave 10s of thousands of dollars on the table.

In addition, I live with my parents so even househacking will still cost me over $400 a month, which is what I pay to stay with my parents.

It almost always costs more (and takes longer) than you think. 

You are tying to separate them but keep them together where it benefits you (premium cost saving).

(Want to be able to have option to legally pursue my costs)My questions:1.

@Charles Burgess To be honest with you, the chances of you buying a lot and building on it for less than the cost of buying an existing property are pretty low.

Long story short it cost me a deal plus more money (Besides the sign up fee (5k not 4k) plus the monthly cost of 160 to 180 for the "subscription" as well as the EM, Termite reports etc. and not only caused issue with the seller and their realtor but mine as well.