There are some lenders that will do a DSCR loan with an option to purchase as long as they can't exercise the option for longer than one year.

The user in question was subsequently banned from the forums for a second time, they reached out to me directly to dispute the ban but as of now the ban is still in effect for breaking the rules of the forums. 

Property management is not a joint exercise between you and them.

**Market Dependency**: The effectiveness of DSCR loans can be influenced by market conditions and property management.

It enables me to market properties effectively while also managing application screenings, processing monthly payments, and accepting maintenance work orders.

Maintenance and Repairs: Property managers have established relationships with contractors and vendors, ensuring timely and cost-effective maintenance and repairs.

You do your best to purchase wisely, execute a pre-meditated and well researched strategy, and let the compounding effect of time take over. 10 years from now, the purchase price being 5% above or below current market value won't matter.

I sent an email and he acknowledged that the listing has been removed from MLS and that the listing agreement has been terminated…Looking at the listing agreement contract, it states that the “contractual obligation shall remain in full effect unless terminated by mutual written consent by all parties”.Is there a specific form that needs to be filled out or is the email acknowledgment enough?

For those who have ventured into Co-Living, what strategies have you found most effective in ensuring both financial success and a strong sense of community?

It's important to understand the difference, and I'd recommend sticking with the REIT with depreciation advantages.The Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) includes a 199A deduction and applies to certain income from pass-through entities (including REIT dividends) and allows individuals to take the 20% deduction against REIT dividend distributions that yields an effective tax rate of 29.6% or 37% (80% for upper bracket filers).