I am not saying that I had a bad experience, just that their company has sufficient red flags for me to not entertain them as a source of funds at this time.

This option might make better sense if you’re in a more expensive metro where RV rent to value ratios are lower and DSCR is a less viable product to execute with.The more attractive rate option will be to use conventional financing if have sufficient income to document however you wont be able to close into a LLC upon closing day.

I didn’t use a formula or anything to come up with that figure, I just think that would be sufficient to demo and clean up the debris of about any 1-4 unit building. 

This helps circumvent the self sufficiency test on FHA and make 3-4 units more attainable and more valueable. 

A post-office box is not sufficient. 

If it's a 3-4 unit property, FHA requires a self-sufficiency test that the property needs to pass. 

The attorney I did speak with advised that it may not be sufficient just to have “back payment rent” as a reason to evict these tenants.

When we have sufficient funds in any of these accounts, we tap the excess to pay down debt or purchase more real estate!

With a crawlspace there has to be sufficient ventilation for moisture to be cleared out from under the house (much like attic ventilation).

We would be financing with 20% down and have great credit and sufficient financial assets.