According to Fannie Mae, if you own more than 25% of an LLC that the properties are financed via a portfolio loan on, you must still count the properties in the 10 financed property rules.

They may have had a mortgage (equity line, hard money, taxes, insurances, utility, etc.) that they were counting on getting out from .

Specifically, I am trying to find a product that will allow me to count my rental income based on signed leases instead of 2 years of tax returns.

Count me in and if you'd like we can possibly meet and volley ideas and deals.

Hello BiggerPockets,I have found a home that has been on the MLS for 110 days and counting.

Not the road for most, but I counted the cost and jumped in.

I count myself lucky it didn’t end worse than it did. 

My farm area is Wyoming and Kentwood, but I don't count out the other great areas of GR, just have a better handle on the area in Wyoming and Kentwood.

Too many local builders are cranking out 2500sqft brand new homes for 200k.I wouldn't count on any profit from the house to be blunt.

Does this count as the "2 years" so I can use that income for commercial/portfolio lending?