I have met all the requirements pertaining to credit score and documents.

The increased turnover requires increased work and the PM is going to charge accordingly.

Syndications require a an abundance of property/market due diligence along with compliance to SEC guidelines.

@CJ Bennett i think you should first remember that few people have a skill set to be able to perform their own maintenance and repairs, possibly larger and more complex projects.

We currently use the BRRR method and put lots of sweat equity in. We also have a general construction company that is taxed as an S-corp. We have never paid our construction company for services. Should we be? Our so...

Take your time to place the right tenant, Ideally low maintenance and easy to deal with. 90% of you problem could be avoided by proper screening.

The bank will require ID and verification etc. 

The 75% LTC lender that capitalizes an interest reserve and finances 75% of the closing costs will likely require less cash out of pocket than the 80% lender who does not include a capitalized interest reserve and doesn’t finance some or any of the closing costs.

Totally a viable option but keep in mind the documentation of the process and making sure that YOUR material participation does not exceed anyone else in the home - for example, your cleaners or maintenance people. 

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