Just recognize that you will have lower payments but that money will be illiquid so your personal financials also come into play

I have a high credit score, good income, and money in the bank, but I have been having a difficult time finding a DSCR lender I feel like I can trust.

Improvements are cost-effective when the cost of making them is equal to or less than the money saved on energy from those improvements.Cost Effective Test for Existing HomesImprovements to existing homes are cost-effective when they pay for themselves over their expected life span with energy dollars saved.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

You need to make this (product/area decision) a very diligent decision or go for lower returns (LTR) and lower your expenses to save more money to move the capital to more investments to eventually leave your current active income.

He lost a bunch of money because he overpaid for a duplex but can now only rent it as a single family.

This might throw a wrench into the mix because the seller will end up making less money.

.- If someone sues the tenant for monetary damages for some other reason, and they haven't done anything illegal, their Renters Insurance puts Insurance carrier money on the table and the landlord doesn't need to be involved.- The tenant's personal property is protected (less the deductible) while they are away from home, like in their car, or when traveling.

I personally would put down 20 percent and keep the rest of my cash, even if it meant I wasn't "making money" in the beginning.

Am I doing something wrong or is home warranty just an extra annual expense I should eliminate?