Layoffs have started for full time jobs and people want to save money instead of going on vacation, other people can't afford it because they have run up their credit cards because their salaries hasn't matched the rise of inflation for basic goods.

If you are trying to replace a W-2 job and be a full-time landlord, then cash flow would be more important.

I had a house with a garage full of termite damage that was found.

., but it might make sense especially with Roth IRA or Roth 401k contributions.It gets tricky since you need a bona fide business to business relationship... doing other property management and / or handyman services helps create an arms-length relationship (and rise to Section 162 definition of being a business and not a self-dealing transaction).

You are providing a service.

We offer full-service management for a flat, monthly fee ($130/unit), plus 10% on any maintenance costs.

These type deals me and my crew has avg 1-3 weeks reno times into where a full BRRRR that I can make profitable (no money in after the cash-out loan) takes 6-9 weeks.  

We also want to remove the tub/shower and make it just a shower, but we only have 1 full bath in the house and we weren't sure if that is something that would lower interest in our property. 4.

@Theresa Holl so what you are saying is that there is a market for accounting services for people who uses Hospitable?

Pricing and rates change constantly so if you are seeking cash out of a rental property you can entertain a second DSCR equity loan up to 70CLTV to keep your first in place or take a look at a full new cash-out option.