@Alexie Franck- 1) compare the intial estiamte ytou  recived to  the current one ...ask  your lender to explain any difference you  are able to  figure out   2)  Dont lumop in the prpaid taxes / insurance / interest to the  total of the  closing costs ...these prepaids  are  required to  establish impound account and pay  ins. premium ...these should be  explained  at the  beginning of the process so you understand that these are  needed .    6.125%  with  1%  loan fee  sounds   decent for a MF loan 

They typically have risk and/or require work.

Collyn,Easy fix you have few options first there is DSCR which requires No employment and does not look at or use any personal or business income.

Additionally, securing financing for real estate purchases as a new business owner could be more complex, requiring careful planning and strategy.2.

Assuming the insurance premium doesn't change, the property won't meet my cash flow requirements if I have to pay for a new roof to the tune of $15,000+ dollars. 

Then it becomes a legal collection issue, requiring court to obtain a money judgment, which many PMCs do not handle.The only thing your PMC owes you in this case is a breakdown of what they spent the security deposit of Tenant A for.

Once the rehab is completed they do a cash out refi with a no-seasoning-required DSCR product so they get their capital back ASAP.

Zoning and requirements for cabins vary, some jurisdictions make it almost impossible to build them on slabs while maximizing the number of units you would like to develop in a plot of land. 

Jemma,Pretty much all DSCR loans will require (3) separate purchases because each loan is assigned to the property and its individual parcel.

Without knowing more details, I would say that price is likely in line.If your wife stays at home, you may want to look to see if she can qualify for real estate professional status if she manages the properties.The requires for real estate professional status are1) 750 hours on real estate related activities2) More time spent on real estate than a W-2 job / business.