First-year and second-year teaching any subject takes a lot more energy and planning than later years when you're tweaking the material. 

The value and rental amounts in the subject area need to cash flow.

These are great for investors who don't show great income on the last 2 years of tax returns (tax returns/pay stubs wont' be necessary) and instead they'll qualify the loan based on FICO and the subject property's cash flow (DSCR). 

BP's weekly episodes have been helpful in pushing me along as they frequently hit on things I'm struggling with in my own business!

I have VERY recently started acquiring property through judicial foreclosures, where I am bidding on the second position and acquiring the property subject to a first mortgage/DOT ( and a 6 month redemption period).

Hey @Caleb ScottIf the home is in forbearance or pre-foreclosure, you can purchase subject-to the existing loan.

Rental income is not subject to self-employment taxes so you'll pay just ordinary income taxes on the net income. 

His remainder of mortgage is $40KARV $65k-75kMy question is can I Subject to or even buy it outright and the insurance still repair it??

Obviously, that isn't a straight line correlation since comping is subjective and home values are always fluctuating.

Do I approach the homeowners and suggest a Subject To or out Short Sale?