@Jerrison Boor Depending on what your objective is and what you are looking for, are you looking for residential turnkey or multifamily buildings etc.

I would work on overcoming your money partner's objections.

Go meet with a couple of lenders and let them know what you're doing, your objectives, etc. and get their guidance on what it will take to qualify.

Humans are congenitally unable to apply objectivity, fairness and universality to their various plights.Then the entire Zestimate complex would be systemically biased towards estimates which are too-high.

He also only invests in things he knows and does not get side-tracked by shiny objects.

That's how I tend to run all of my dilemmas in life, as objectively as possible.

You had no objections to the homes condition when we did the walk-through together on the property on ********** prior to you signing a new lease with a tenant we secured for you.

@Cory Spitznagel First thing to consider is what your objectives are with the rental.

Unless you have different ownership (e.g. the management LLC has a licensed broker as a member along with, perhaps, you) or have different, discrete objectives with each LLC, there is little value in multiple LLCs.

This lets you be one of the 5 that are actually looked at.A few objectively good things that will apply even if you aren't in a hot market...Freddie Mac HomePossible PMI drops off once you have the equity without needing to refinance (what if market rates a few years from now are back to historic norms of 7%)?