Some time later, customer call to see me for help as his attorney stopped taking his calls.

125% income to debt seems like it could be tough to find right now, but I am considering a DSCR. 

Seems risky waiting until after the purchase when holding costs will start to pile up, but it also seems silly for the contractor to walk the property with you, write up a detailed scope of work and risk the buyer not actually completing the purchase.

We don't want to make it seem like we are hiding assets.3.Should we move her primary-residence to the Portfolio as well? 

It seems that you may not have established a clear screening criteria.

G'Day everyone,Reviving an old post in Toledo since our market finally seems to be catching everyone's fancy lolJust did a mini post and updated some of the initial areas we purchase is.Feel free to check it out on page 2 and I hope it helps with your investing - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/699494-toledo...Much success to all 🙏👍

However, believing that one single house and a few years that you can achieve financial freedom seems a little far fetched. 1.

First off, while grabbing a lease agreement off Google might seem like the easy route, it's kinda like using a one-size-fits-all shirt for a diverse group of people; it might not fit perfectly.

This is definitely a question for your CPA and your SEC attorney.From my experience, it would seem easier to leave the property in the trust until you are ready to bring the investors online.  

This community seems very supportive and informative which has been great as a beginner.