Just make sure to shop around for good DSCR lenders and crunch the numbers to ensure it makes financial sense long-term.

As long as you don't own more than 50% of the LLC you are not a related party and this could work.  

Everyone has been burned a time or two if you have been doing this long enough. 

If that’s the case, I might bring on an investor for a long term ROI deal.

Are you looking for a long term management team?

Hello all,Have an offmarket seller looking to get 50K on a 1950's 2/1 1000 sqf Cape Cod he's owned for 40 years (it's been vacant for last 2 years).

The rate depends on how long you've owned the property and your income level.3.

Mine doesn't, and as long as the dog doesn't have a bite history then im ok to rent to anyone with any breed.

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I got voodoo'd by this on the very last house I bought, where I am *certain* the bank would have come down another $2k but the selling agent magically produced another offer that was going to come up $1k from the bank's offer in order to "entice" me to take the bank's "final" offer.