Andre is right, must have local PM, also they will not allow more then 700 active licenses at any given time.

Quote from @Chance Schrettenbrunner: Fair Housing provides some pretty generic guidance on this and then leaves landlords to fend for themselves.Here's the latest guide: https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfiles/PA/documents/HUDAsstAnimalN...The bottom line: tenants are allowed to claim the ESA at any time and you have to consider it.

And the 1031 will allow you take that tax (plus the depreciation you would have had to recapture) and use it to buy even more property.

They have the lowest rates we can find and since they are 30 year fixed...they allow us to cash flow better...which helps us qualify for other loans later.

I would probably just buy with cash and wait to see if rates go down to refinance.You could also try to get a HELOC on the house that would allow you to pull out cash if you need it (say another good deal comes about).

This will allow me to use the equity in this property on other deals.

This can allow for higher DSCR, which can allow for more LTV, and thus less down.

I had to rush to get an inspection lined up for the following day, but we were being held up waiting to hear if the current tenants that were occupying 1 of the 2 units would allow us to get in there to get an inspection done on short notice the following day on the Sunday before MLK Day.At this point, everyone goes dark.

The site and app are not allowing me to upload a PDF lease for signing via app and website.   

This is because it’s the fastest way to achieve $1500-$2000/ month passive (when I’ll be 25 years old) which will also give me a HELOC, allow me the option to leave my job and get a less strenuous one, and be able to provide to my family and repeat the process but a lot faster.