I have been gravitating my clients towards moderate leverage 2-30 unit buildings.

If it does, moderators can delete.

Cashflow is king, but you are also still building long term wealth even without factoring in appreciation.All of our properties in Seattle cash-flow- we put 5-20% down (no 3% loans), have always done moderate to significant repairs/rehabs, and buy in the nicer South Seattle neighboorhoods (North Beacon Hill, Admiral District of West Seattle, Central District).

If I use it for everyday use and pay the highest payment on it every month, could my credit score go up at least moderately fast?

I plan to buy using moderate leverage in good, up, down and sideways markets.

Also, being a moderator doesn't include some high level of self censorship.

[Solicitation Removed by Moderators]Hope this helps,Tim

A recession will only cause moderate fluctuations in rentals and for that reason having adequate reserves negates any issues with leverage.If financing is the cause of a failure in rental property investing during a recession you simply did not plan ahead.

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Do a Google search for "Wyoming series LLC registered agent" And you should find plenty of options to comparison shop.Jerry is a moderator from Thermopolis Wyoming and should be easy to locate on bigger pockets.