Would it be advantageous for loan qualification purposes to become a co-borrower on a mortgage with my LLC (as opposed to a guarantor)?

We are not our tenants bank and they are not permitted to borrow our money for any reason.I believe it is a responsible landlords obligation to train all tenants to be good tenants.

My gut feeling is that there is enough momentum to stop a further downward trend of the area.

If this is still confusing and you need a place to start, consider just borrowing my criteria to start running your numbers... 10% or greater CoC return, and at least $100/month cash flow per door (so $100 for a single family, $200 for a duplex, etc.).

A perfect Saturday for us is throwing the bikes on the back of the car and driving up to NLR for a day on the Arkansas River Trail with a stop off to Burns Park.You must be thrilled to be approaching the finish line on your first 2 deals.

Where there's a will and a work ethic, there's a fortune to be made and nothing can stop it. 

It doesn't do the phone or door knocking prospecting for you, but is a one stop shop for managing and marketing all leads in one place and knowing that when you pick up the phone, you know what step you should be at.

Purchase price: 51,000Looking to borrow: 25000Months: 12 w/ balloon after 12 months Interest rate: 5.5%I'm mostly interested in understanding how much my payment each month would be.

Expect to have collateral in the form of cash, income...and of course the house itself. youre not borrowing everything you need either.

I was under the impression that any borrowed money wouldn’t qualify as “cash only.”