To answer your question: Yes, you can use a DSCR loan which doesn't require any verification of income and doesn't have any Debt-to-Income requirements.

For for example, I've seen a nearby apartment unit(s) that looks identical (Same amount of units & similar sqft) to the one I'm looking at sold for $280K to $500K within an 18 months time period.Is it because your dealing with another caliper of buyers who have "bigger pockets"?

The interesting data on direct mail marketing for "Motivated Sellers", when tested through studies found that the % of motivated seller response in these so called "targeted" lists, was nearly identical to the % also caught using blind mass marketing mailers.

@Kyle Ritt the property you exchange Into has to have Identical ownership with the property you are selling.

You would literally be better off selling and buying an identical property.

If you have a desire to keep your identity private, as some investors do, I would recommend setting up a CT LLC with another state LLC as the sole member (DE is a good one).

Really need more info....Verified income vs rentCredit score and background checks resultsPrevious LL references (prefer not most recent, as they lie to get bad tenants out) and rental historyPets can add income, but also result in wear an tear....I would lean towards #2, but would want some other verification.

That looks identical to what they put on my house.CJ

I've seen the rent range from $795 - $850 for these; they're all identical duplexes.

His next door neighbor sold an identical house last summer for $3.38M.