For my first property I'm going to use the BRRRR method and from there keep growing my portfolio.

Can I do this without it messing up financing on a DSCR?

Have a good amount saved up for down payment and own 3 acres of raw land (valued approximately 240k) but would like to keep this in portfolio.

Hey Brie, did this zoning-cert issue end up getting fixed? 

Athas Capital used to be the king of ALRs before COVID, but since they have closed up shop, I've not seen any lender offer very competitive terms on ALRs. 

I'm leery of the find investor friendly agents tab as I did that with lenders last summer and my phone started blowing up within 2 minutes of hitting the button and was getting constant calls all day.

I have LLCs set up in the state my properties are in, but if I could do it again I'd probably just do one for my home state because you have to pay business tax in CA if you live here even for out of state LLCs.

I'm an educator, a personal caocher and business advisor and since my kids has grown up 10 years ago I started doing real estae in Israel, where I live.A few years ago we went into some 3rd party investments in the USA, as part of an LLC group of investors- one in Manhattan and one in Atlanta.Based on the experince I have with those market (as well as Newtom MA, where I lived for 3 years) I lately decided to choose Milwaukee as my next market, focusing at the moment on single family houses.I'm looking into 3/2 single familiy houses to buy and will be happy to work with local agents and build a team.

Using smart financing like portfolio loans or refinancing after value-add improvements can free up your capital for future investments.Diversify property types – I’ve seen investors get stuck in one type of rental (e.g., single-family homes) and miss out on opportunities in duplexes or small multifamily.

What they would do is give you 100% financing for the new property but they would want to see atleast 40%-50% equity in the other property or have you come up with some money down.