@Kyle AltenauThanks that broker will definitely be invaluable.

Our logic there being that we will basically add the PMI to our cashflow, and it lets us apply for another Owner Occ loan if we need that tool to acquire the next one. 

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We are in the latter stages of finalizing a private equity fund that will be investing in value add SFR.

I invest in value add commercial apartment buildings and deal with a lot of rehabs and mom and pop problems.

Go up and hit the tab tools and then rental property calculator, it can help you analyze a deal to see if it's a good deal or not.

We look at turn keys, rehabs, agent listed homes, BRRRR properties, and more just knowing we have "more tools in the tool box".I think the biggest thing is just getting that first property bought and running, it gets easier with each one.....

Just like Facebook used to be an awesome tool to keep in touch with friends and family from afar but it has evolved into something else.

They read 1mm in value.

As an example, I have a stabilized building I bought for $545k rehabbed it and getting $6200/mo in gross rent and $5000/mo available for debt service (a shade past $1M in value), but my appraisal was only $750k and the refi mortgage is $3271.