It may not be a simple DTI calculation but rather including your liquidity and assets into account - which may be a little complicated.

It includes a primary residence, as well as a detached garage/storage area in the backyard that I am looking to convert into an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit).

As for your down payment, I can’t personally speak to a small business loan…you would just want to ensure you include those payments in your analysis and prepare to be repaying the small business loan and other holding costs during the flip. 

Then you can consider researching and finding something that meets your needs better.APPLICATION SCREENINGI recommend you include some of your key qualification criteria in the advertisement.

This included managing the design, the contractors, the city, and the suppliers -- no small feat.

With the amount of fraud out there, you cannot be surprised that everyone is checking IDs like crazy.I have a good friend that just moved into a new house and the City Water Dept wanted every form of ID you could imagine.....including his SS #.

They reached out to me two days later and said they weren't able to contact her via phone, text, or email.

REMOVE ALL DEBRIS C OF O REQ'D, SEPARATE PERMITS REQ'D FOR M/E/P.

For example, could you scale and have the security of modest cashflow (somewhere between 2-5% after all expenses, including CapEX are accounted for), if you put 30% down? 

My payment (including escrow for insurance, taxes, etc) of $2500 would go to roughly $4500.