Hey TJ,I’ve been tempted to get a coach or join some type of group to help me think big and stay focused.

I wonder if I should just contact my lender and ask these questions, but without scaring them into thinking I won’t be able to pay the mortgage.

In fact, I’m already thinking about how to refine my understanding of DSCR loans and strategically incorporate these creative financing avenues to close deals and drive growth.Looking forward to the journey ahead!

In this case specifically, I think you would need to enter the rental estimate to calculate tge return right?

Ashely, some pool guys won't touch a hot tub and make all kinds of comments about it and make you think its the worst thing for an Aibn.

I think most of us do, but the problem that I've discovered with 15% down programs over the past couple of years is the balance between the cost of the home and the rent it can garner.

If you're flipping in a high-end neighborhood, your rehab needs to match that level—think quartz countertops and high-end finishes.

Midwest spots like Ohio or Indiana could work—think Dayton or Indianapolis—where $80k-$120k can snag a 3BD pulling $1,200/month rent with $500-$800 in cash flow after expenses.

But to the point of this thread, no one can offer a "this is a good return" without knowing the structure and the potential risks involved.I think Jaycee hits on the general returns available in the market. 

I'm interested in this property basically for the upswing I think is coming.