Hopefully that helps answer your question. 

Having a good understanding of how to underwrite industrial deals is critical, as there are some major differences between multifamily and industrial underwriting.I built out a custom model for underwriting Industrial deals, has helped a ton.

It’s a great way to lower your taxable income and improve cash flow.4.Dividend-Paying Stocks/Covered Calls: If you’re still leaning toward investing in the stock market, dividend-paying stocks or using covered calls could provide steady income while reducing risk.5.DSCR Loans: You’re already on the right track with DSCR loans—a great option to keep scaling your portfolio without relying on W2 income.Hope this helps give you a few more ideas!

Hello Felicia, The good news is that rates have started to come down a bit so that can help your cashflow a little more.

Avoiding Foreclosure: By stepping in with mezzanine debt or preferred equity, investors can help projects avoid foreclosure, which can be more costly and damaging in the long term.

Thank you for your reply and this forum has been helping me a lot by having people's reply like you! 

This will help you to complete larger chunks of rehab at a time while also letting you leverage your cash should another good opportunity for a project come your way.

I've started talking to long time investors 20 to 30+ years (one that I met on BP) and they have helped me pause my RE buying and come up with different strategies.

I purchased a home sub2 that was a pre foreclose. The bank is offering 2 options for modification. I pay $14k and keep 3.5% interested rate and $1900 payment or no upfront payment put interest go to 7% with $2500 paym...

Consider bringing in a partner who can help fund the rehab in exchange for a share of the profits.