And then the 6252 reports the installment sale treatment of the boot. 

If you leave the property in your own name anything in your name is at risk, including your personal residence, savings, and future income.

I thought I was going to own a few dozen single family properties before moving on to multi but after 3 I bought a 14 unit and have never looked back going bigger and bigger on every deal. if im not mistaken everything is already baked into that 775k except closing costs. and construction should take 6months tops. land is included (1acre) but if i had my own land builder said they'd take 65k off the price so 710k. yeah im just thinking whats best way to move forward. my first deal doesnt need to be perfect just want to build a nice base to build from

After they confirmed they make less than the rent, I denied the application on those grounds.After that, they messaged me that they have a housing voucher which was not included in the application as a source of income and that the housing voucher would make their income reach the minimum requirements.What do I do now?

I want a template that will automatically give me all the equations and include both the purchase, a cashout refinance with a new mortgage balance and % along with recording all the rents and expenses. 

That being said, these will also have the strictest underwrites, including credit, DTI, and asset requirements. 

The people we've worked with are very nice but we send them all the numbers from reports we run ourselves off Quicken and then, of course, copies of K1s, 1099, etc.TY 2020

My default position has always been that the reporting is long needed. 

I’m not a fan of including utilities as you encourage tenant waste and your property appears to be more expensive than the comps. 

I'm happy to talk about the greater Phila market (including suburbs).