In general, a vehicle purchased for business has a corresponding deduction based on:Type of VehicleUse of Vehicle (% of overall use for business)Certain types of vehicles - namely Trucks (IRS definition of a truck) and full-size SUVs -- experience a full depreciation on the year you purchase them to the degree that the vehicle is used for business. 

Unfortunately, raising money in a hurry is problematic.Potential investors don’t really know your track record or abilities, and it takes time to build a relationship with them.

I don't have the ability for about 2 months to actually start, so I'm just gathering as much knowledge as I can.

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I have heard that I can still qualify for a mortgage since I am working in the field my degree is in, is this true?

@Michael Craig as this being a non owner occupied property, if starting with refinancing first, doesn't this mean the bank will look into his personal ability to repay the loan?

It is not something to be entered into lightly since it is complex, but if your hire the right professionals, it is definitely doable and the upside is much higher than what you see with purchasing a house that is already constructed, not to mention the ability to tailor the home to your desired buyer or renter profile.

So, yes, the lender will underwrite your property and base their decision on how they think the property will cover your debt service, but they also want to know you have the ability to step in if stuff goes sideways.

DTI is probably 1000X more likely to limit your ability to get a loan than credit pulls associated with all the loans you have gotten and are paying.

Granted this all really impacts the ability to get highest and best...but it'll ultimately get UC if priced right.