I don't think that the family wants the house even though I know that their dad would have wanted them to profit from rental income it could generate. 

Hi Carlson, typically this time of year is the worst time to rent units, however I’ve had some pretty good success with winter time leasing because I’ve certain methods that I’ve employed in order to get rentals rented fast and then managed efficiently.

You won't need tax returns unless you are self-employed or already have rentals.

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Non-qm/DSCR lenders don't require DTI, employment, or taxes.

Are you currently employed or working from home? 

While this is (mostly) hypothetical, I am asking to get an idea of what types of real estate would be best (in YOUR opinion) to quickly generate some yearly income.

Over a 16 year timeline, the property will have generated ~40k cash flow, ~49k in principal payment, and ~29k in equity appreciation (assuming 1% appreciation) which makes a total net worth increase of ~118k. 

Some of the challenges:1) Pairing clients with properties that with an affordable plan yield the results the clients need2) Get the property into contract in this aggressive sellers' market with strong STR property buyer competition3) Deep due diligence to minimize property risk during inspection period + create best COE plan to yield the highest possible cash flow + start scheduling post-COE reno work4) After COE, get the hot potato moving- help in any way necessary to make sure my clients get this work done quickly and without complications so they can get their property on the rental market ASAP and start generating cash flow.5) Occasional STR audits as requested (always an option) by clients, to further boost their cash flow, and effectively their home value- based on income approach.

I was also hoping someone could give me a better idea about what it could generate.