All of these areas are STR-friendly, which will increase your monthly income significantly, and at least bring you to a break-even point. 

You'll either have to convert the house into a legal duplex by getting permits from the city or you install an electrical panel split so that you can track each units/bedrooms of their power usage.In terms of lending world and being to use the rental income, the property needs to be a legal duplex meaning title must be shown as a multifamily and not a single family in order to use the rental income separately.

Hello everyone,I'm a Realtor, wholesaler, and real estate investor based in the vibrant San Antonio market.

I'm not familiar with how European real estate transactions work but personally know I would feel a lot better if there was a third party involved holding the money

I'm working for a broker and real estate agent (as a contract handyman I'm not on their payroll)  who have recently become involved with rentals. 

Looking to get more into real estate. 

I think I have a decent grasp on how to calculate all the expenses and simulating potential gross income, including potential cash flow.

In episode 943 of the podcast the guest, Jeff, said that if you pay your debts through a business account for 12 months, they will no longer apply to your personal debt-to-income ratio (DTI). 

Is this the norm in real estate? 

Is your credit bad your income low?