A DSCR loan is more based on the asset's revenue potential, not your personal qualification, so if a vacation rental/Airbnb property can make money, you might qualify.But even if you could get a DSCR loan, I'd question whether you should get a DSCR loan. 

Additionally, the increase in monthly income may not outweigh the potential risks associated with taking on more debt.One potential strategy to consider is to focus on maximizing the income potential of your current properties by increasing rents and potentially leveraging any potential increases in property values.

Absolutely a lot of potential liability...

From retail centers in bustling neighborhoods to industrial warehouses along transportation corridors, the market offers diversity and potential for attractive returns.

I'm not the homeowner but potentially the co-host/property manager.

Jackie In general, condos are often seen as a better investment option compared to co-ops because with a condo, you own your specific unit and can have more control over its value and potential for appreciation.

Drove passed by this home, from another potential investment deal.

We are more than willing to travel out there to interview the potential companies in person, but, like I said, we are not interested in managing these properties ourselves and are looking for suggestions of potential PM's.

I'm not trying to justify those terms so if someone else wants to think up different terms they can do that - I don't have the energy to debate terminology.I agree the cash flow on Class A is way off if someone is buying in this current market.

Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: you know what's funny, even when using direct booking (eg: from the PM), the potential renter is still has too choose from 30 different houses or even more.it's just not worthed, I also never type "hilton.com" or "hyatt" when booking i always search for "hotels" or "hotwire" , and that's it.for buyer/renter it is about aggregated experience....Sounds like we're on the same page.