Thanks Sharing here an article I published on BiggerPockets last year all about DSCR Loan options especially around the BRRRR Method - maybe can help!

Some strategies and asset classes are better in different market conditions - but difficult times doesn't mean you have to abandon an entire method of investing! 

Handy work is not my strong suit so I'm a bit uncomfortable with that part of the method at the moment.

This is particularly effective when paired with bonus depreciation provisions.This method not only helps reduce your tax liability but also enhances cash flow, making it a powerful tool for real estate investors looking to grow their portfolios.3.

Hi @Tanya Maslach,Here’s a visual workflow chart for managing your first MTR:Lead Vetting (Turbotenant): Screen and manage tenant applications.Acceptance & Move-In Prep (Hospitable): Assign cleaning tasks, manage reminders, and handle cleaner payments.Tenant Communication (Hospitable): Automate all tenant communications, such as move-in details and reminders.Rent Payment (Turbotenant): Track and manage rent payments with reminders.Hope this help's from one integrator to another 😀

Certified mail is the best method, as emails usually don’t meet legal standards unless allowed by the loan agreement.

Maturana, and I am the founder of RAPT Hospitality, a craft catering and event management company serving New York City, Miami, and Amsterdam.As I delve deeper into the real estate world, I’m eager to explore various investment strategies, including house hacking, the BRRRR method, rental properties, creative hospitality ventures, triple net investments, vacation rentals, syndications, and joint ventures.

@DeAnna McKillop-LopezKeep it simple to start, unless you have more than $10M there is no need to do anything but by the property in your name and get insurance if the property is a single family rental.You can do all these other methods but they just cost you money every step along the way.

Great communication always.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.