If that person is an employee of one specific bank/lender, it's common for them not to have any idea which hits are "their" hits, and which come from Fannie Mae, since they only ever see the rate/fee schedule from the one place they work at, and they aren't typically labeled that way, it just says "2-4 unit cash out:" and lists the amount of the hit in basis points, without specifying from whence it came.

Hey Dan, Many buyers and investors in FL use DSCR loans, so it's very common.

It appears as though there upper management and broker are better suited for vacation rentals and don’t Handel tenant issues well.

They would each be putting in 200k each and I would be putting in 100k and would be responsible for all the property management, being paid by the other two on an hourly rate when responding to issues.

The cash flow from that property is close to nothing and if there are any issues with the property and you dont have the financial backing to handle it then it is going to be hard to deal with. 

Yes, very common in the early 2000's.

Let’s just say it’s had property management issues that have snowballed into other issues.Anybody know of an insurer that will take on a single family home that’s had 3 claims since 2021?

I laid out the issues of noise and disturbing the other tenets.

My main issue is that they will be booked to capacity (happily) in a short time.

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