One is the loan-that was borrowed money, return it. 

I am looking for an affordable property management software that will also help me manage loans made to others.  

Rehab loans? 

I’m wondering if it’s not a better idea simply to buy in my own name, have an Umbrella Insurance in case of lawsuit, then get a DSCR loan. 

And before I get roasted here for bursting bubbles: apply for a large DSCR loan and tell them you have no experience as an operator...

If I get a small construction loan to the property and pay interest expense, would this qualify as a business expense (adding pool and etc)?

Simply just finding good deals has been the toughest thing especially in my market (CA) where labor costs and home costs are now through the roof and every seller/wholesaler has priced their home with little to no profit for the end investor.

It really seems to make the most sense in areas where labor is hard to find, or tricky locations.

If so, were the criteria for getting that loan pretty much the same as getting a loan using a 25% down payment?

But your question made me think of another, if the funds can be in an interest-bearing account does that mean you can loan funds?