I disagree with many people that say "turnover is the worst".

I don't disagree with the idea of leverage - in fact, it's definitely the way to ramp up your investing and has some other benefits - but I also tend to be pretty fiscally, and thus haven't leveraged most of what I own. 

There is a pretty common saying here on BP for your situation "live where you want & invest where it makes sense"Personally I think all investors should own their own home 1st, but many may disagree.

Also I disagree with what has been said here; you can do a cash offer and still use your PML POF since it’s not considered a financing contingency.

I actually disagree with some others on here… I used to be a licensed Loan Officer for ~ 5 years.

So we agree to disagree...

Get it today, read it, highlight it, learn it.I disagree with refundable pet deposits.

While there is a common theory that banks began including a due on sale because they're inherently greedy, which I don't disagree with, I believe lenders were also concerned that their chances of being repaid might be impaired if the new purchaser was less credit worthy, then the Borrower. 

@Kristi Burmeister I disagree with what has been said.

Considering that 30 year fixed rates in these programs really aren't THAT much higher than conventional all things considered (no DTI requirements, LLC vesting is fine, no cap on # of rentals, etc) I imagine the DSCR side of the industry will get a lot more applicants who would have otherwise turned to Fannie/Freddie for their BRRRRs.I disagree that most BRRRs are done with cash or non collateralized loans.