Zip code 68104-Last years taxes = $1520-Purchase price and financed amount at 4.6% for 30 years = $120,000-Closing costs and funding fee (VA loan) = $9,200 paid out of pocket-Pretty much turn key property, minor repairs that I can do, less then $200 worth of work.

We have no intentions of withdrawing any funds from our llc bank account until after tax time so that we can get a good feel for the tax implication in relation to our individual income from our primary careers and, neither of us currently need the money to go back to our respective pockets so we intend to roll it all back in to more houses/flips etc.. 

My goal is to convert all of my units to government program funded, so this might not make sense since it seems as though most government programs require that the landlord pay all utilities anyway.3.

We’ve got 6 so far this year but we are just about tapped out on funds and time (we’re in the middle of 2 rehabs).

Hi Himanshu,There are really two lenders who do 90% of the volume in the USDA 515/538 space, and those are Bonneville Multifamily Capital and Churchill Stateside Group. 515 funding is dwindling and most properties are rehabbed and refi'd under the USDA 538 program.

As long as the 75% ltv works for you then you can get a product that doesn't calculate DTI just have to make sure the numbers work for you

Funds would be extracted by active consultatoin fees charged by the Canadian entitie(s), and taken out by dividends.Considered a limited partnership for cleaner flow through pruposes, but was told that it is more difficult to get active consultation fees out of it and there is a withholding charge that could take up to a year to get back out to the Canadian entities.Your feedback is appreciated.

I would be funding the deal, and splitting cash flow 50%, while the other end is acquiring the deal, and handling the management, maintenance, and keeping it occupied.

Your cash flow would go to a maintenance fund, and could also be saved towards the downpayment for your next investment property.

I would suggest to refi and leverage the capital to buy a few rentals as you will have the funds for multiple down payments.