I don't know if it will impact the coverage now but it will certainly be a factor when you change to LLC ownership.  

I would just drop my millions in a high yield account, live out my days on my boat (traveling), then pass it on.  

Hi ryan it’s a 3/2 built in 1969 it’s right across the street from a good elementary and also high school the beach and airport less than 10 mins she bought it for 89k in 1998 went well up in value if listed for 430k now been on market 118 days as for things wrong with home and all that I’m not sure haven’t really asked 

Will you be purchasing a nice home or rehabbing a home up to a high standard?

And I would HIGHLY recommend to read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets on how to find good lenders that you can find HERE.

However, if we're talking about a +$500k loan, every 1/8th of a rate lower could be a significant impact on your cash flow. 

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Can't be farther away from it and the numbers on her deal are:185k purchase95k rehab390k ARVRehab timeline: 40 daysAverage days on Market in area: 3 weeksIt's in a highly sought after school district, a house down the road was sold in 1 day on the market. 

In case you plan to do the renovations in the future, it is highly recommended to get them done without a tenant in the property.

I can DM you and you can send me the screenshots, please. l would highly appreciate it. thank you so much!