I think it depends what you'd like to do whether you invest in state or out of state.

I specialize in bridging the gap between national & international investors and builders...basically, providing a turn-key process for identifying, purchasing, & managing cash-flowing properties.

I assume that most people don't want to make the sacrifices to achieve financial freedom and are perfectly content working for the man as it provides them an easy and comfortable life. 

Depending on the specific Cap-Ex on the Triplex, we might be able to remove that when calculating your income and either improve the loss or actually show some income.

It will depend on the state, but yes you can close on a DSCR loan in your individual name.

In terms of the title, you can go in together and the loan can be under one or both people depending on qualifications.

But there is certainly a "im ok with it" side and a "im not ok with it side" Just depends where you fall...

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@Nick M.We have been through that situation several times.It depends on your objectives with the property, but my first thought for you is - “are you sure you want them to leave?”

@Clare CuiI would requalify her - meaning have her provide you with unemployment amounts, how long she is able to collect and also how much $ she has in bank just like I would do for a new tenant