Just communicate that properly and you'll find the right investment in no time!

I’m looking for a way to document all basic and financial details of each deal we purchase (downpayment, how we funded it, lenders used, mortgage, interest rate, rent, cash flow, when it was purchased, partners included, etc).

I assume that as long as the mortgage is kept current, the lender will not be an issue.I sense that since I already have the LLC, why not move the property under the LLC's ownership...? 

There is no mortgage on it.

I spoke with my mortgage broker and she advised as long as the numbers make sense, I can still purchase an investment property. 

That is where proper property choice comes in to play.Regarding bookings, we don't offer instant booking but chat with each and every guest before we allow bookings.

The market I’m in is great for renters (but the quality of renters can make you pay attention to their applications)  I’m rehabbing the 3rd house now, plan to remodel the 2nd house after I’m complete and then unsure if I should:-obtain traditional mortgage then should I cash out refi and find more property?

The vibe I got from the initial talk sounded like they assumed the cool areas of ATL proper would be sought after…maybe by the more established, high paid actors.

. $3500/month payments for mortgage and interest payment that i need to pay on sellers behalf. 4-5 month fix and sell time line.

Would a piggy back mortgage be worth it?