By addressing all of the issues upfront it helps you build credibility and trust, making investors more likely to invest with you when you have a deal.Step 3: Be CreativeSyndicators who are creative in their approach to investors are more likely to get commitments and participation than those who aren’t.

But if you, as the landlord, accepts the funds, you commit to NOT charge interest or late fees on rent that was owed by the tenant, to NOT evict the tenant for six months after the local emergency order ultimately expires, and to NOT impose a rent increase for a year after the order expires.

But I've wanted to make a commitment that if this is how I am going to invest the money then I know I need to make an effort to be part of this community. 

As long as you don’t commit fraud, they don’t care...

In your experience, does the lending entity accept tenant commitments as DSCR?

We are fully committed to FI and want to pursue as part of our income streams rental investment properties.

I also knew I wanted to buy multiple properties and eventually self manage so fewer, larger properties was much more appealing from a time commitment perspective. 

Why would you want to commit to a home purchase without an income? 

Hopefully we get word that they're going to commit soon!

@Edgar Ehrsam much more valuable IMO to work under someone who’s making a lot of $ and will let you participate on a high level and is committed to mentoring you