For example: if you owned a dry cleaning business and a rental property under one LLC, a suit against either would put both in danger.

If the new rate is going to bleed you dry, move right now! 

@John Woodrich@Luke Duffney@James WoodrichThere are still cash flow and appreciation plays in Minneapolis- I bought 7, 2-4 unit properties last year so it hasn't dried up. 

If it's a newer building (60's era or later), it may be a very livable basement so long as it stays dry. 

How much should I charge per load to wash and to dry? 

It is a bit dry but really goes through all of the functionality of the mls system where you'll be doing all your searching/listing.

@Noah LevensonIf I can rephrase your question, you want to know if you should build up your dry powder for a REI or continue to DCA in the stock market?

Full basement that is dry but unfinished.

If there was a water leak, would have to take it all up to dry it out. 

(Still, there are work arounds to this & a good lender should be able to help you get the higher LTV - at least for now)On top of credit, short term rentals are also on the chopping block for DSCR 30Y financing as this sector will most likely see a significant slow down in the coming months.My advice to investors - If you have a property in need of 30 year money and you won't qualify with the bank...you may want to make your move soon because this money could dry up fast.