If this was brought to me as an investor my first thought would be how feasible it is to double the rents and in what time period you're looking to do that. 

So the question is going to be where you think rates will be in 5 years and if it will warrant a refinance at the time. 

I haven't heard of this person before either and while some paid courses can be good, I too am a skeptic of them often times.

There are a lot of tricky rules around this, and I believe Freddie either just changed or will be changing very soon to require 1 year of property management/landlord experience in order to count future rental income when buying a new property.2nd question: All debts in which you're obligated, regardless of whether they report on your credit report, are considered in DTI.

Focuses on the ability to service debt, making it a key factor in financing decisions.

She does investor bus tours in Detroit all the time and has a lot of relationships there even though she lives in Cali.

I have a property manager that is professional that runs everything and takes a 20% profit.totally worth itWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

**Due-on-Sale Clause**: The existing lender could call the loan due when the property transfers ownership, though this isn’t common if payments are made on time.2.

It is easier for me to manage and I know the areas better.

🧐 I’m having a hard time wrapping my mind around what I would do with that much money.