It isn't picking up the extender in the back of the building.

I wouldn’t try and extend them on new terms etc at a discounted rate, I would just let it ride for the year then bring it up to market rent

@Steve Keisling something I've done is look for those gaps and (1) extend your minimum stay during the summer, when you could stretch to have 3 day stays.

As for your question, you do not need extended landlord experience before being able to count the income towards your DTI.

Sell something, get receipts/checks to show it.Stall one purchase/extend to get the cash together.Ask sellers on both or realtors on both deals to kick in $1500 and find the rest.Put insurance, inspections on credit card and get the closing cost down thus showing as a creditChange to no impoundsAsk insurance agent to make the deductable $5000 or $10000 and after you close change it back to higher billYour lender is lazy, get them tweaking the numbers to keep DTI down.

Simon extend some of the leases on MTM to space out your decisions and potential vacancies.

I think that's a vastly different scenario from new investors that jumped in these last two years.When things go south, we'll see who made wise purchases and who over-extended.

They completely ghosted me, lawyers said it would cost 5-10k to even begin the process, and the city continues extending the contractors listing on the city because if he replies to them within 10 days of initial contact they have to give him another 10 days to respond so apparently he's been responding on the 9th day even time lol.  

This actually extends to first time renters as well...it is surprising to me how often people do not understand basic functionality of food disposers and plumbing in general; circuit breakers; GFCI outlets; 110v vs 220v outlets; ceiling fans (pulling air upwards, or pushing it down?)

Hi everyone, I extended my 2021 taxes, and it is about due as of now.