A TL can help you depending on your deal.

Depending on how you file your income/losses they can look at your schedule C and average the last (2) years.

Would depend on the lender.

I'd say it also depends on the price point.

I also like Boulder County, which just streamlined their rules.And Silverthorne, a little north of Breckenridge, also is pretty open to STRs, depending on the area you choose. 

I know that depending on who you talk to, your primary is not an asset because it does cost you money each month but I still struggle with paying rent and not building any equity. 

It depends on the scenario as a whole as well as how well-qualified of a borrower you are (FICO, experience level, liquidity, etc).

Depends on what you're doing with REI.

Hi James, the type of loan you should be looking at depends on what your goal is and how you want the scenario structured.

Maybe allow and look for a tenant with a dog.In my market, appreciation rates are closely tied to school districts, I.e. you will see lower market values  and appreciation rates for similar homes depending if they are .5 miles east and in a more ‘desirable’ school district or high school zone, or .5 miles west and in a less desirable district/high school zone.to give you an example; my buyer just bought a 2bed/2bath duplex in a lower market value (LMV) area of Raytown.