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In order to secure a loan, most lenders require the property to be in an LLC or Corp.

.* Swap some of that debt around, put it on a HELOC secured by some other property. * Do it 75% first mortgage, 5% 2nd mortgage.

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I am working on getting a property under contract but before I go further I already want to have a title company to go with to leave my earnest deposit with so that the buyer feels secure in knowing who the title company is.

Make sure you have a system in place for prospective tenants to pay application fee and once the lease is signed, a way for them to pay the security deposit and the monthly rent.

Brandon, I've spoken with some lenders that WILL include up to 75% of that potential rent in your debt to income ratio as long as you have a signed rental agreement with a security deposit BEFORE closing on the house.  

I see more and more nurses exploring this option as baby boomers continue to retire in droves with only social security to support them.

But before the debt gets too deep, beyond what's escrowed of last and security, at some point you have to move forward with removal if the tenant cannot at least submit all rents to catch up.

This list would contain the zip code and corresponding name of the municipality, and a breakdown of the number of SFRs.