Conventional typically provides better rates (right now it's closer than usual).

I am coming up on completion of the repairs, and am really trying to assemble a game plan on how to go after my next property.Here would be my ask from someone in the community:Would anyone be willing to take a look at my current numbers/situation and give feedback on what some potential next steps could be to go after another property?

I'm planning to build one of the preapproved ADU plans provided by the city of Sacramento in my backyard (using a an owner-build permit).

Feel free to PM me and I will add you to our team's deal mailing list and can provide referrals for lenders, contractors, etc.

Depends on the following factors: 1. number of units2. organization of bookkeeping provided.

However, there is a MLO endorsement available to the broker license, maybe this would provide the exemption.

I’m being told by accountant you can’t do schedule E if going this route, but if you do schedule C then you have to provide substantial services.  

As a specialized real estate CPA, I'm here to provide expert guidance on your most complex tax matters, from navigating 1031 exchanges and cost segregation studies to optimizing your rental property deductions and handling multi-entity structures.

I have MLS access and have been crosschecking the numbers that sites like Rentcast.io provide and they seem pretty darn accurate.

I provide huge value to them by delivering a product for their clients, and they provide huge value to me since I get more eyes into the property that I'm selling and am favored from an already built-in relationship and trust between the agent and buyer.