If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

If people can access basic needs, and even new homes, for free it will eliminate rent and sales for many existing homes.

You'll want to do research on how much of the interest, if any, is deductible, because taxes also matter to me.  

I am also self employed and only have one year tax return non w 2 so I also did dscr loans for first few and then fix and hold loans.

I intend to sell one my single family homes (which I can avoid taxes on with the 2/5 primary residence clause) to obtain the needed capital. 

I'm trying to refinance so that I can free up my funds from my credit line that I bought the property with, so that I can repeat the whole process with another property.

If you want details on STeadily and our agent who is first rate, feel free to message us . . . we have used them for move-in ready properties through complete rehab properties (from rehab thru renting to tenants).

Too many landlords do NOT screen S8 applicants, or even require security deposits from them, because they think S8 tenants are problem-free.

According to our lawyer and case study, our base starting pay back is the 75k + taxes, interest, and insurance and not the 200k we paid so we subpoenaed the previous owner for all of his figures he spent renovating the house.

I prefer holding a rental to mitigate capital gains taxes after a few years of holding.