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I am not sure what your focus is, is it wholesaling or is it rehabbing, or ?

The issue for me is I qualify for so much less when including my current NY rent in the financials.

That is a rhetorical question, I don't care what your position is, I am just trying to provide insight to help you.

That is, I like to make sure I have enough cash/credit elsewhere to complete the job.

My thought process is I could finance any new property under my name and then transfer into LLC so I can wash, rinse, repeat.

It is a shame that nobody wants to mentor and pass on their knowledge for free to a serious candidate, but it is what it is. I

ALso, they absorbed the entire cost--the only catch is I have to pay them $500 if I close the account before 2 years is up.

More if we use some of our home income to buy more homes.Homes today around here in that price range bring in around 1400/month rent today. using today's rent, 10 homes should bring in 168000 a year in today's money. appreciation should gross more 20 years from now I assume, market depending(once we have accumulated 10 or more).Also, we both will have life insurance, so any kind of a disaster(I hope not of course) could be taken care of with this life insurance.So my question is, is my logic sound?

And with listed inventory as tight as it is, I can see how this would be a good thing.