I have some properties in mind that I think would work well (both short and long-term) but I don't have money for down payments.

Only problem I’m having is i wouldn’t own the land it’s in a mobile home park but there are other mobile homes for rent in there as well.

The underwriting is based primarily off of the property, not you as the borrower so the main factors evaluated are property value, DSCR ratio (cash flow), LTV, and FICO.Also, I am from Boston and know the area well.

They can help you navigate any potential tax pitfalls and ensure that your strategy maximizes your benefits.Overall, your plan is ambitious and well thought out, but it’s crucial to keep these factors in mind to ensure success.

But if your properties aren't performing well, then you can look into selling and buying rental properties that perform better elsewhere.

Used to be a commercial appraiser and thats how I did it for reports I was getting paid to write because we had to show proof the comp was confirmed and Costar provides that service.

I lost information I had been referencing for the flipping business as well.  

Well done!

BUT I know some business owners who do this on their own as well. 

I can go up to 80% LTV on cash-outs and can do non-warrantable condos as well.