he will realize you are serious about it, and when the time comes you won't have to ask to be mentored, you will be invited :)Others will chime in, but I say the plan helps you even sort out this situation. 

I do feel that stress testing a balance sheet is the only way to really look at systemic and catastrophic risk, especially in situations where effects of risk to repay is not independent. 

Ideally if you provide paperwork for review, and your financial situation doesn't change much from now until the time you're ready to refinance, you *should* get an accurate answer as to how much you can qualify for. 

I'm in a similar situation where I'm house hacking and looking to BRRR my next property. 

The Lift The Ban group has paraded folks who've lost their rentals due to health issues, old folks who couldn't afford their rent in "their" neighborhood anymore, and a whole crowd of people in similar situations and things that have nothing to do with the cost of rent across the market.

Hi Erin,I hate to give the generic answer, but it will depend on the specific situation.

The rent price is tough for a single person to afford, and a couple living there would have a tough parking situation. 

Just trying to get an understanding of the situation here.

I've researched the topic on BP, but I am not finding the best explanation based on my clients situation.

They'll want to see your financial situation, but also look at you as a professional.