If you're having a hard time locking the deals down, maybe reflect on your approach to sellers and see if that's something that needs to be changed.

Sometimes it does not reflect the strength of the investment.

Primarily used with SE borrowers who are not reflecting "true" income on tax returns.

Your issues with your HOA doesn't reflect or have anything to do with @Katie Miller's HOA.Plus, paragraphs are your friends.

This is my most investors seem to choose to set up additional LLCs later as they grow, so they create firewalls between their assets: if one burns down they don't loose the other ones.PS: this reflects my personal findings - I am not a lawyer and not your advisor.

You can ask any question you want but be sure you are not saying "because you get your money from ______ I cannot rent to you" or "your alimony will run out in 3 years and I am worried you wont be able to pay then" or "we don't accept section 8"I will be sharing how we will be adjusting our rental screening matrix in the upcoming weeks to reflect the 1/1/24 changes!

Buy another one or two and get them to rental then reflect on lessons learned and repeat.  

Their track record should reflect successful transactions with other investors, showcasing their understanding of the unique aspects of real estate investing.

And most markets, the numbers still reflect that there's a shortage of available inventory, but because interest rates are so high, a lot of activity is slowed and so builders currently have more incentives.

@Ryan Boren         Ryan,           The closing cost estimate given to you by the Bank reflects predominately fixed costs.