BUT can you qualify with IRS taxes, FICO, prior history to be able to refinance when the time comes?

I am buying a new construction primary in May and hoping for some advice prior.I have a relatively high DTI due to 7 other other conventional loans and my broker advised that a new investment prior to closing might impact my ability to close.Our goal is to do an MTR on the new property and I understand we can’t count the income towards my ratios (since it won’t be on a tax return) which is my main concern.I am wondering if buying the property in an LLC will help with the DTI issue.

What was your analysis prior to purchase? 

It's easier to use these terms off-market but I use them on market all the time as well unless it's very competitive and an inspection or walk-through needs to be done prior to going into contract to waive the inspection to win. 

For those of you who used Airdna or Rabbu prior to purchasing your property, how accurate did you find their yearly estimates to be?

I don’t like the idea of having to call every guest prior to check in.

I once had a tenant request his stuff back after the initial 10 days but prior to 30 days and I sent him the invoice for what he owned for packing, moving, truck rental, warehousing, etc. and I never heard back from him again, but it's a very good idea to hold it for 30 days to cover yourself legally; after 30 days the stuff is yours. 

And what other numbers or important factors should be considered prior to moving forward with the deal?

Welcome Anthony- have you looked into DSCR loans or used them prior?

Condition your offer on the 4-point, financing, insurance, and vacant possession (aka "get your stuff out by closing; no tenants without your prior vetting/approval, and no commitments to rent are outstanding).Get out of your way and go get yourself a great deal...and know, sometimes when we lose a deal - it's actually a win.Best...