As long as this is correct and one can keep their personal debt down, it is possibly to qualify in the acceptable DTI range to continue up to 10 mortgages. 

As long as we were able to get out of our condo I didn't mind!

As long as we were able to get out of our condo I didn't mind!

As long as a property cashflows or makes sense in whatever investment strategy you are going after I would not let it stop me.

As long as you do not wing it and are strategic, have a system, and use math.. you should be fine bud!

Then provide them resources for unemployment or other hiring companies like the super markets.I know a few of my tenants will milk the situation as long as possible, but others are still getting pay checks, and a few that have trust payments and other various fixed incomes, that I am counting on actually paying.Any insights or ideas are welcomed!

As long as it is non-recourseHow much debt? 

I don't want to be harsh, as long as they are making a $900 car payment I am not inclined to assist with rent out of my pocket. 

Most people (in the USA) understand that landlords are in business to make a profit and tenants are (by-and-large) ok with that so long as they get good value for their money.

Its clear for rentals you don't want to spend too much on the rehab as long as you cashflow, but I don't know what the appropriate threshold is for a BRRRR because you want a higher appraisal and for the cash out refi and still cash flow at the end of month.