., depreciation offsets current cash flow and defers income recognition until disposition) and so are the retirement accounts (tax paid in retirement when distributed) so the tax burden on the money you are borrowing is likely not to materialize for many years.The delta between the 9.5% interest rate and 8.3% average return on the existing retirement account would result in more funds in the account if you take out the loan.

This, coupled with the prevalent “higher for longer” mindset, paints a concerning picture where corporations are expected to shell out significantly more in interest on their debts than they have in recent years.

Maybe your area will be different, but that size property fits insurance claims, corporate relocation of a family, etc.

It also provides the income or arbitrage without the risk or cost to furnish.

Liability implications are somewhat scant as you would likely be sued for negligence if you were ever to be sued and that would likely pierce the corporate veil. 

And you lose depreciation and deducting expenses against income.  

.#3 I would look at the average/median incomes in the zip where you are being pitched and see if that supports rent.#4 I see a lot of these deals and talk with lots of investors....going to giant investor meeting tonight in fact. 

hey there are definitely options out there for upto 80% financing cashout DSCR no income no doc if the rent is covering the mortgage . what is the loan amount ? 

Can I still count it as income?

The demographics and reporting is extremely detailed and sharp and shows square ft per capita/incomes/etc in 1,2,3,4,5 mile radius depending on how you set it up.