So fingers crossed that this one turns out to be worth our while.I've been discussing landlord insurance with my agent, and he presented us a policy with Foremost.

We are also heavily influenced by international events (including how other countries are handling this pandemic) and & world economy (watch out for more capital flight from Latin America after the COVID dust settles).

They're seeking a portfolio mortgage (either crossed or uncrossed) of ~$12M (70% LTV; 1.20x DCR; 6.50% DY) - and was wondering if anyone had any portfolio lender recommendations? 

The country has borrowed a ton of money, and I think there will be inflationary pressure in the coming years.

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I crossed checked their performance by reading reviews on the rental sites and whittled down the list.

Unless you really enjoy the face to face aspect, one does not need to be local to their CPA - many of us work remotely with investors from all over the country from mom and pop investors to large syndications.Likely many of your questions should be answered at the drop of a hat by the accountants here on BP as we all live and breathe real estate taxation, or it is something they can get you an exact answer rapidly if it truly is on the messier side.Best of luck in your search!

Other options are to cash out and purchase at the same time with the same lender or cross collateralize an asset to purchase.

In much of the country, yes.Are you familiar with the real estate professional designation? 

Its been a side hustle for me mostly, because my main job (engineering) has had me relocate to different parts of the country and as a result I would buy 1 or 2 rental properties wherever I settled.I've gotten to the point now, where I want to add to my portfolio again, and collectively each of my building would allow me to pick up an additional building for 100% cash.