If the net average is positive it shouldn't adversely affect your ability to lend.

You'd be surprised what a good deal you can score for a range with a dented side panel (that you won't be able to see once installed, and doesn't affect functionality).

Also any questions you'd be asking yourself would be a big help too.Additional context:- buy and hold w/conventional 5% loan;- refinance w/in ~24-months > move and repeat processThanks in advance!

And I personally believe that neither is 100% superior to the other and that a diversified portfolio is best to have both.In reading this thread I see you started off with a number of common misconceptions about how syndications/Crowdfunding deals work (which I unfortunately have also seen repeated over and over again on some BP threads).

House hack a duplex putting 10-15% down looking to live in one unit for 1 year then move out repeat the process. any sight on which is best and advice on what i can do to take action while i wait for a property to come up.

I believe the lot is in a historic community which i dont know if that has a affect on the lot.

Properties are now stabilized.Loan $70,400Payment: $714.00Term: 12 YearsInsurance: $115 a monthProperty taxes: $100 a monthOn going maintenance: $100.00 per monthGross Revenue: $1568.00Expenses: $929.00Net: $539 free cash flow.Time to Refinance and repeat.

I would definitely be very frustrated if things all of sudden were changed underneath me and affected me.

Yes, those things absolutely will affect the value of any home you purchase.The better question to ask is what is this house worth today, and is it likely to increase, decrease, or stay the same in value? 

Hello All, I am working on refinancing my own primary residence and owning my rentals in a multi-member LLC seems to be affecting my ability to "add back" the depreciation that this can normally be a done with when held personally. 3 lenders have told me this.