For example the biggest mistake made with BRRRR is probably underestimating the rehab budget.

One of our biggest hurdles is going to be that everything is selling fast and for top dollar.

I think what's happening is that the bank is looking at my other investment properties as liabilities rather than assets, and they are considering the mortgages that I have open there but not the revenue coming in to pay them off.  

I like mitigating loss of revenue if one tenant moved out and I planned to go into larger multifamily properties in my 5 year goals.

I have a good credit score and enough money saved up, but I think that this would be the biggest problem.

I would love some advice from the pros out there - I'm really stumped on the best way to accomplish my goal...I have two businesses and want to purchase an office building under a new LLC and lease space to my businesses.However, what I really want to do is also have other tenants so that I will have multiple revenue streams.

This is also my biggest beef with some big hitters here on BP.

My biggest question is how will the property cashflow at 3.5% down if you decide to no longer reside in the property? 

I find that most tax advice I read tends toward maximizing depreciation in the short term, perhaps generally assuming that the reader is in the highest tax bracket and will be for the foreseeable future, so the time value of the money is the biggest consideration.

Most of the current tenants are long term.The biggest factors for me for the purchase were: - A property manager:  Be selective and pay them well.