I will say that the one reason most people want to close under the business name is that a good chunk of DSCR lenders will not report this debt to personal credit.

Property:https://www.compass.com/listing/3388-south-washington-street...Broker Comments:"The owner is willing to carry the loan with 15% down with 4.5% over 30 years with a 5 year balloon, terms subject to credit approval and buyer stability.

If you have some other LTRs that are on your credit/in your name you might get some pushback on DTI.

Of course Short north district is cool but may be too pricey.

Reno is a booming city with tons of tax incentives being offered to businesses and of course the tax free status offer to owner-occupants.

Credit to Hancen SaleGovernment Affairs and Policy Director

However, the investor who took debt would be paid out first and could/should be made whole.Of course, deals can get more complicated depending on what investors are bringing to the table, what they want/need, etc.Hope this helps. 

Also, it would be great if it contacted the prospective tenants or leads through text and email and then pre-qualifies them using a questionnaire I could set up to ask questions about income, credit, etc.

Of course not.

@Ahmed Eid yes of course.