@Andrew BrownI'm in the Reno Tahoe, Nevada market and we have tools that rate every property in our local market for cash flow potential.

She is a woman going through a divorce and will receive alimony.

While your property management companies provide monthly statements, having a dedicated account will make it easier to track transactions, verify statements, and manage cash flow.

It took way too long, 13 grueling months while going through a divorce but kept me occupied. 

That property would never cash-flow with today's interest rates.   

I’d had two large mortgages from my parents but none through a bank.

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However, it mainly depends on LTV, cash flow, and credit so it is hard to say without knowing the full details.

While I am there I will be meeting with agents, lenders, viewing properties, and being closer to my rental properties once I purchase them to do the check-in, walk-throughs, maintenance, etc.The other question I run into is what business to put these expenses under.

I understand that we all would like to be able to buy cash flowing rental properties at a low interest rate with zero deferred maintenance and sit back and collect checks.