Some DSCR loans even feature "no specific DSCR required!"

I believe there are income requirements and this has to be your primary residence. 3.5% down is the minimum.

when it was built it may not have been required Exposed wiring is not a safety hazard unless its bare wire . and a GFI is easy to replace .S traps were cade at one time , they are not now , but the house only has to be up to what the code was when it was built .Bilco doors , hard to say , but they are about $800 to buy .

Here are some considerations to determine if your market in Wichita, Kansas, is suitable for the BRRRR strategy:Property Prices: Finding homes that satisfy the BRRRR requirements may be easier in places where property prices are lower than rental revenue.

Furthermore, mid-term rentals offer a buffer against the regulatory challenges and market saturation facing short-term vacation rentals.Looking Ahead:The trajectory of mid-term rentals is promising, but success in this niche requires strategic thinking and adaptability.

But also note there is a wrinkle in that if investing in Las Vegas, the state of Nevada is the rare state with pretty strict regulations and licensing requirements for DSCR, so a lot of national platforms don't lend DSCR in Nevada. 

We asked why and were told that "our client has exercised their right to rescind, Georgia law does not require them to provide a specific reason as we are within the statutory time frame."

If you are using an FHA and Conventional loan, lenders require that the new primary residence is bigger or better than your current one. 

I know to invest in the fund it is required that you are an accredited investor.

Due to the requirements of opportunity zones, many small investors may have a hard time utilizing this tool.