I would be more than happy to receive advice from anyone from the area.Many thanks,

It's typically a double skip process, first to skip trace the registered owner/manager/agent of the LLC or trustee of the trust.

Yesterday I received a call from my contractor about a new solution.

If major renovation is needed, you may need to do a short-term Fix and Flip loan to renovate, then refinance to a DSCR once it is ready to go.  80% LTV is pretty typical for a DSCR, especially with your healthy credit score. 

But typically they are more overpriced than plexes due to, once again, very limited inventory.

A discount rate reflects the minimum rate of return an investor expects to receive on their investment, considering the inherent risks associated with the property.

I know it is typically only used for finding vendors when you have an issue but I bet the right handyman would be open to your proactive search.

Say property owned by “property company” gets purchased by “business LLC” for the new value, which would be a new depreciation amount about 3x higher When refinancing a commercial building that is being rented out, the valuation will typically be based on the Net Operating Income (NOI) of the property.

Underestimating costs, excessive leverage, neglecting to perform due diligence, and unforeseen repairs or vacancies are typical problems.

I sent 92 letters to duplex owners in my specific are and had 5 legitimate leads come from it and closed on one that worked for me (these are not typical results).