Hi Richie, zillow&redfin These platforms provide property details, including ownership information in some cases.

I also believe that we can utilize technological tools such as data analytics platforms and market research databases to track key metrics, market supply and demand, rental rates, and occupancy trends.

Pricing and rates change constantly so if you are seeking cash out of a rental property you can entertain a second DSCR equity loan up to 70CLTV to keep your first in place or take a look at a full new cash-out option.

Now, consider some solutions: submetering is an option, allowing for individual usage tracking, but be cautious about upfront installation costs and regulations.

@Stephanie Gledhill The credit union you found looks like a great option.

Based on budgeting, section 8 seems like a viable option without any major cons.

For the rehab loan, I would look at options longer than a 12-month loan.

A kot of better options for less if not a fraction of the money TBH. 

I read last year you could rent out as STR for up to 90 days, but sounds like DC has eliminated that STR option this Febuary?!

Here's an article I wrote recently for the BiggerPockets blog about short-, medium-, and long-term passive real estate investing options: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/gaining-financial-freedom...