you can use the cash flow from the first BRRRR deal and add it into your income for the next deal after you have held the property and collected the rents consistently for a certain amount of time depending on the bank. does that answer your question?

Keep your qualification standards stringent and consistent. 

Plus, having half the house non AirB helps create consistency in the house with the houses "culture" and norms so when my more transient AirB guests come into the fold they are socialized quickly and welcomed. 

It seems the local REIA  consists of going to a monthly meeting where you are peddled a different program/investment strategy each month. 

Consistency is all you really need to worry about.Good luck!

Also, take advantage of any courses you can that will teach you systems to make your business consistent and efficient.

I live in Long Island.  

Hi everyone! I'm Jake - an investor in DFW looking to build relationships with wholesalers in the area. Please feel free to make a connection! 

However, as long as that rent is consistent with comps, you can raise it as soon as it ends, and the tenants portion will not change.  

I will have a good job with a competitive starting salary and a decent credit score, however, my only employment history to this point consists of part-time work, and summer and seasonal internships, since I have gone straight through school.