For rehab, credit cards and home depot/lowes credit can help.Does the Rehab have to be done upfront? 

Hello,I am currently in the process of creating finance, accounting, and workflow automation solutions for real estate investors.

@Laura Winegardneri think it will probably be difficult to find a lender that would take into account 'potential' STR income... but even if they did, yes, i think that would be risky. 

This takes into account factors like mortgage payments, vacancies, HOA, and so on.

And then separate bank accounts for each LLC, I believe including each series.

:)With the modest ltv and your credit, this one prices really well.

Look for an investor friendly realtor who understands what kind of return you are looking for, a real estate attorney to set up your LLC and make sure you have a well written lease as well as an accountant that you are comfortable with. 

If there is money left at closing, that amount is typically credited to the borrower as well.I hope that helps!

It's worth considering the credit rating of an insurance company and how long they've been in business. 

Hoping to make connections with folks who are investing full time, keep each other accountable, partner on deals potentially  but most of all MOTIVATED