Its just the one percentage.Yeah, its nice that you have the low rate, but when you have a business opportunity, that's the way things go... 

(I understand that lending parameters change when using a business).

I received a few referrals from an agent that works with investors that wants my business. 

My question is how would I be able to leverage my debt to a point where it would make the most sense to pick up another rental property or invest in another business? 

I think the thing to remember is that housing rentals are a customer service business and sometimes you’ll have to spend more time with one building than another.

Again nothing against the program but I believe there should be an actual INCENTIVE above these other applicants in order to get consideration.I can have a background and employment checked tenant in place in 2 business days start to finish so I need the section 8 process to be easier, faster and more profitable than that.They like to toute the whole "guaranteed" rent collection mantra but we all know that any good landlord with buttoned up processes who is worth is salt is not scared of NOT collecting rent.

That kind of integrity is what brings sellers and buyers back to you, time and again.The Smart Play: ReferralsSending a seller elsewhere might feel like you're giving up a piece of the pie, but it's actually a smart business move.

Yes, an inspection cost money (at least in my area $500-$600) dollars, but it is just the cost of doing business if you pay for it and decide to back out. 

Our plan for 2024 is to grow my new real estate business and continue to grow our portfolio. 

I have to agree with David on this one... best to focus on your primary business first as being a good real estate photographer will certainly eat up your most valuable resource... time.