I have locked up one deal off the application and have offered in person on 2-3 other deals.

This includes keeping detailed records of all transactions.Mortgage Payments:Handling Income: The LLC can pay the rent for the use of the rental space, which I can then use to help pay off the mortgage.

I've bought most of my rentals utilizing vendor carry back financing (for a zero down option)Utilize Your Network: Use your connections for off-market deals and creative financing.

I was hoping this was an Atlanta only thing.I guess I will have cross them off completely in all areas.

Purchase price: $116,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Personal home that will become a rental once fixed and updated or will be used for HELOC to purchase other properties on/off market at that time.

I defended the lady from much criticism, stating her math was off, but it was a creative offer, and a counteroffer could be a win win.

Together, we're delving into an exciting venture – offering investment opportunities along the beautiful Mediterranean coast of North Cyprus, specifically tailored for short-term rental gains.As we are just starting off, we're eager to connect with prospective clients who would be interested in overseas investments.

For example, the properties I held for many years have increased in value, have given me cash flow, tax write offs, etc. 

Scenario 1: Pay off all mortgages and my net pre tax cash flow is about $120k/yr.

Having never been a home owner, my thought is to go with the 30 year to keep my DTI low, since I certainly do want to purchase multiple rental properties down the road and that I can always "pay it off early", but is that too simple minded?