If you're interested in long term rentals, you could look into a DSCR loan that is based on the income the property brings in and not your personal DTI ratio.

Hopefully not. there's very little new builds in Columbus Ohio and we are 50,000 housing units behind we won't be Austin Texas 

@Scott TrenchPeople thought last year we reached the peak but reality is we are just scratching the surface as many deals that were in trouble were hoping for rates to come down have not - so it’s gonna get worse before it gets betterThis one seems sketch to me honestly as if original poster is reading this why wait four years ?

Currently we are renting in a city of Orange Co California, where the rent and property prices are higher, however we need to live here due to staying within the school district for my son for at least the next 4 years.Recently we sold some property overseas and have approximately USD $400K in cash.

We are ATL based and finance Owner-Occ new construction. 

Good day everyone! I’m back at it again! Some previous deals I shared came out to be complete duds! But this time, I thought I’d share a deal that, if everything executes to near perfection, would signal a victoriousl...

After some time we are able to renovate with new flooring, new paint, new light fixtures, new bathroom fixtures and vanity, new kitchen countertops, and painting the kitchen cabinets and new cabinet hardware for about $7500 on a 1/1 or 2/1 apartment.

Now, we are 1 month strong and counting in renting out the top 2 bedrooms on airbnb, with us living in the bottom half (completely separate) - here's how it's going so far:Guests Stayed: 15Reviews: 5 stars, 8 reviews, super hostOccupancy: We had 3 nights of where 1 bedroom wasn't rented.

But $500 will definitely not be cashflow need factor in all the wear tear, cap/ex etc.

Are you looking to invest in short, medium or long term rentals?